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Monday, 01 March 2010 15:19

Acer eyes Fujitsu's notebook division

Written by Fudzilla staff


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Rumour mill grinds on


According
to Digitimes, Acer is mulling the acquisition of Fujitsu's notebook business in a hope to propel itself ahead of Hewlett Packard in global notebook shipments.

Acer shipped around 31 million notebooks in 2009, whereas HP managed 37 million units. Acer's shipments grew by 32 percent in 2009, but in order to overtake HP in 2010 shipments would have to jump by more than 45 percent.

Fujitsu's notebook business is not doing all that well and the end of its partnership with Siemens doesn't seem to have helped the situation. Fujitsu shipped around three million notebooks in 2009.

More here.
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