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Max Wang, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia
Monday 1 March 2010
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Posted on Mar 4, 17:28
In my opinion ??a totally ludicrous!Fujitsu does not concern at all strongly pronounced to notebooks to brands as as we know, 50 % of turn-over Fujitsu are IT services and only 18 % so-called universal products, among which, as far as I understand.
Posted on Mar 1, 19:51
Acer taking over Fujitsu?--That would kill Fujitsu's reputation for quality. Acer is the bottom of the pile. Sure it would help Acer. May this merger NEVER happen!