Biostar: More profitable clone market helping sales
Shifting its focus back to motherboards in the second half of 2001, Biostar Microtech International has seen its sales gradually improve. Besides considerably reducing costs by outsourcing a large portion of production, Biostar's concentration on the more profitable clone sector has also helped its performance.
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