Chairman MediaTek: Shanzhai is a past-style

Tsai, the chairman of MediaTek, hosted the shareholder meeting in the morning and will pay tribute to shareholders after the news of the June 15 afternoon, MediaTek chairman Tsai said at the shareholder meeting today that MediaTek has completed mobile equipment, digital home and fixed network layout, will move to 3G, 4G, and the Shanzhai machine has become a past-style.　　MediaTek's shareholders ' meeting today, including the Leiling merger, competition with Qualcomm, and the speed of Shanzhai and new chip development, are the focus of concern for shareholders.　　Chairman Tsai Frank one year in the performance of the company to meet a number of challenges, in the past MediaTek in the 2G chip is very successful, but in the 3G area need to speed up, after the merger Leiling, MediaTek in the wireless transmission area will have great opportunities.　　Tsai said that MediaTek has been involved in wireless peripheral transmission for only 3 or 4 years, but Leiling 8, 9 years, after the acquisition of Leiling, Lian Faco from the communication to the digital home, from wireless to wired jigsaw will be complete. MediaTek also announced a strategic alliance with Yahoo.　　Tsai said that through cooperation with Yahoo, in the function machine can also get Smart machine services, such as 2.5G, 2.75G chip transmission speed, through the mobile Internet services, such products still have a great opportunity, not only smartphones to the Internet. Shareholders at the site have investors concerned whether MediaTek continued to be affected by the shanzhai crackdown. Tsai said that the emergence of Shanzhai machine is only a process of industry, for IC design companies, "forward-looking" is the most important thing, so MediaTek actively to 3G, 4G to move, "As for this issue is already a past style." "Today, MediaTek's shareholders will pass the last year's earnings and a cash dividend of $20 per share, and pass a merger with Leiling, which, due to a shareholder objection before the meeting, was voted on and finally approved by the participating shareholders," he said. (Wood)