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quanta\'s optical touch screen adopted by acer.
Taipei, Oct. 12, 2009 (CENS)--
After Microsoft\'s compatibility certification with Windows 7, Quanta Computer
Acer has adopted a new optical touch screen solutionin itsall-in-
A computer, according to company sources.
Quanta signed a letter of intent with PixArt Imaging Inc.
Jointly Develop Optical touch screen solutions for the formerin-
In June, one PC and one laptop each.
After more than three months of hard work, the two companies have successfully developed their optical screen solutions as a growing number
Touch function in Pc industry.
In fact, there are many optics.
HP has approved and ordered the touch solution, which is scheduled to launch the latest fullin-
Built a pcbuild using this solution this month.
Support more than Windows 7
Touch function, the product is likely to serve the sales of asQuanta.
In addition, PixArt, an optical touch designer-screen IC (
Integrated circuit)
The chip of the solution also benefits from the release of the product.
The company expects sales revenue in the third quarter to grow by 30% from the second quarter, and revenue in September will rise from NT $0. 383 billion (US$11.
$78 million: NT $32. 5)
Post inAugust.
At present, the PC industry is very optimistic about the future market prospects. in-
A computer that supports multiple computers
Touch screen function is a promising product to replace traditional desktop computers.
Quanta is now the largest in the world. in-
A pc manufacturer with HP, Acer, Apple and Lenovo as its customers.
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