Quanta to make Windows-based PDA phones for HP
Quanta Computer is expected to begin volume shipments of PDA phones to Hewlett-Packer (HP) in the first half of this year, according to a January 16 report of the Chinese-language Commercial Times.
Quanta will ship to HP a revised version of the Xda Atom PDA phone, which it currently manufactures for UK-based O2, the paper said, quoting market sources.
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