Computex 2009: Huawei pushing sales of 3G modules
China-based Huawei Technologies is exhibiting its 3G modules at the ongoing Computex 2009 with an aim to boost sales in cooperation with Taiwan-based netbook makers.
Huawei pointed out that its 3G modules are able to support the major 3G standards, HSUPA/HSDPA, CDMA EV-DO and TD-SCDMA. In addition, the company has recently rolled out an HSDPA/Wi-Fi dual-mode module.
Since telecom service providers worldwide are pushing their 3G services bundled with netbooks, Huawei plans to team up with Taiwan-based netbook makers to jointly tap the telecom segment, noted the company.
For example, 80% of 13 CDMA EV-DO-enabled netbooks marketed recently by China Telecom are equipped with a Huawei 3G module, noted the company, adding that the 13 netbooks are from branded vendors, including Acer, Asustek Computer, BenQ, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Lenovo.
Huawei currently outsources production of its 3G modules to members of the Foxconn Group, according to market sources.
Huawei pointed out that its 3G modules are able to support the major 3G standards, HSUPA/HSDPA, CDMA EV-DO and TD-SCDMA. In addition, the company has recently rolled out an HSDPA/Wi-Fi dual-mode module.
Since telecom service providers worldwide are pushing their 3G services bundled with netbooks, Huawei plans to team up with Taiwan-based netbook makers to jointly tap the telecom segment, noted the company.
For example, 80% of 13 CDMA EV-DO-enabled netbooks marketed recently by China Telecom are equipped with a Huawei 3G module, noted the company, adding that the 13 netbooks are from branded vendors, including Acer, Asustek Computer, BenQ, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Lenovo.
Huawei currently outsources production of its 3G modules to members of the Foxconn Group, according to market sources.
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