digitimes.com - 6/17/2009
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Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 17 June 2009] Asustek Computer is conservative about its business outlook for the second half of 2009 and is not sure whether its operations can turn from the net loss of NT$3.1 billion (US$94 million) recorded in the first quarter ...
usa.asus.com - 6/13/2009
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usa.asus.com —
Sleek and Stylish Portability Anticipating that the Eee
PC™ T91 will spend a sizable amount of its...
time cradled in users’ arms, ASUS’ designers made sure to keep it extremely slim and light. The Eee PC™ T91 measures just 225cm by 164cm, and weighs a ...
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ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
engadget.com - 6/15/2009
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engadget.com —
We caught wind of this one way back
in May , and even got to see the...
mythical beast in the flesh at Computex, and now Netbook Italia is reporting that Asus' Eee PC 1101HA, the hulking 11.6-inch notebook, will be shipping in Europe at the end of ...
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Video: Asus 11.6-inch Eee PC 1101HA to ship in Europe ...
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Asus: We might not be profitable this quarter
Liliputing —
... But that’s not necessarily all it takes to achieve profitability. And DigiTimes is reporting that Asus isn’t sure whether it will turn a profit during the second quarter of 2009. The company had a net loss of about $94 million during the first quarter of the year, but turned a profit of close to $500 million on 2008. But there’s still plenty of time before the holiday shopping season when netbook sales are likely to pick up big time. ...
Anxious About the Eee T91
EeeUser.com —
... It would be in their best interest to reveal the Asus Eee PC T91 very, very soon, as it would no doubt improve their profitability, not to mention of course, make a lot of Eee fans very happy. ...
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