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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| 2353.TW | Acer | 05:30 GMT | 42.90 | 0.00 | 0.00% | 14605296 | N/A | 0.00 | N/A |
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UK PC suppliers pray for Windows 8
But other brands really suffered. Acer lost nearly half of its market, while HP nearly 16 percent, and Dell nine percent. Only Lenovo increased by 14 percent. -
Ultrabook prices set to drop in run up to Ivy Bridge
While prices haven't substantially dropped in the UK, the US is seeing some more action. Acer’s S3 , somewhat of an oddity with a hard disk drive, has seen price drops to $799, while Lenovo and HP have lowered prices by as much as 25 percent and 21 percent. -
AMD planning cut price "ultrabook"
According to Digitimes, AMD's new platform is expected to attract vendors such as HP, Acer and Asustek away from the Intel "vision -
Microsoft continues to bleed Android dry
Samsunghas been forced to hand over cash on its handsets, thought to be to the tune of around $15 per device – no small amount when you are flogging Galaxy S2s by the millions and millions. -
Razer exposes Fiona as insane gaming tablet
CES 2012At CES 2011, the company had presented another concept device which never saw the light of day. It was called Project Switchblade and involved a clamshell dual-touchscreen design, akin to the Acer Iconia. -
60 Intel Ultrabooks promised at, er, show
CES 2012The list of OEMs and ODMs producing machines based on Intel’s design include Acer, Asus, HP, Lenovo, LG, Toshiba, and Samsung. We saw the Lenovo one last night - this was very nice. -
Acer releases sod all at CES
While TechEye is winging its way to CES, it seems that Acer has rushed out a press conference before we got there. -
Intel Ultrabooks will not do well for some time
The analysts also noted that there seemed to be inconsistent pricing in some parts of the world with Australia being sold Toshiba, Acer and Asus Ultrabooks at a price that were 90 percent more expensive than those being sold in the United States. -
CES being eaten alive by parasites
Dell has thrown a party and held meetings for years at the Rio, and Acer has taken space at the Hard Rock. All these are parasites on the main show, reasons Forbes, and since they don't pay for the experience they effectively help send CES the same way as Comdex. -
If Intel's Ultrabook does not work, the industry is jonesed
CommentAcer has announced that it will sell between 250,000 and 300,000 s Aspire S3 super-thin laptops in the fourth quarter of 2012 with its Ultrabook line to account for between 25 percent and 35 percent of the company's total notebook shipments. -
Acer has not given up on tablets
Acer founder Stan Shih has denied rumours that Acer will withdraw from the tablet PC and smartphone markets. -
Acer comes up with a cut-price Ultrabook
The dark satanic rumour mill has turned out a yarn which suggests that Acer is going to release a cheap as chips ultrabook for less than $700. -
Intel denies Ultrabook subsidy
But Digitimes is pointing out that Ultrabook prices will fall to $499 by 2013, and in that it has the backing of Acer president Jim Wong. Wong added that Acer is currently shipping 100,000 Ultrabooks each month which is a hell of a lot. -
Market for non-Apple tablets does exist
Although the iPad 2 has been top of the pops all year round, there has been increased consumer demand in Europe, particularly with products like the Acer Iconia and the Eee Transformer. -
Hardware companies expected to give up on tablets
Acer, HP, Dell and Asustek haven't had much luck with their tablets so far. HP's TouchPad did sell like hotcakes when it was put at the bargain bin price, but struggled before that. Now, the hardware companies plan to leave the tablet market to companies like Apple and Amazon. -
Chinese sales buoy up global PC market
Apple leads in tablet sales in China, but other companies like Lenovo, Acer and Samsung are doing well too. Lenovo sells its seven inch A1 Lepad for $155, and that is set to increase competition and increase shipments. -
PC sales showed big decline in third quarter
The league table showed that HP was the top dog in PC sales, followed by Acer, Asus, and Dell. However, Ms Escherich said that Dell and HP were “struggling” to find new opportunities. Acer was hard hit. -
AMD's Interlagos and Valencia appear
AMD says its Bulldozer architecture will be bulldozing into a number of channel and motherboard partners over the next few weeks. Among the customers are Acer, Cray, Dell, HP and IBM.
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