Terry Gou takes HP laptop orders for the first time

According to Taiwan's economic daily, the world's largest laptop-computer factory has reached 40% orders from HP, the world's largest PC maker, with a total of 16 million units, while Mr Gou's Hon Hai took the HP laptop for the first time, accounting for about 5% of HP's laptop shipments next year. Quanta Computer continued to occupy the top of the list of HP's generation of computers, the second British industry to take the HP Business notebook computer model orders, 12 million units accounted for about 30% of total shipments. Hon Hai has 2 million orders to consume laptops, accounting for about 5%.　　The other two manufacturers of Dai Chong and Ren Bao is followed by the British industry Tatsu. Hewlett-Packard is the first company to announce next year's OEM orders, and manufacturers such as Dell, Acer and Toshiba are expected to open their bids in two months.　　With HP's blessing, Guang da next year is expected to maintain the leading position of NB Foundry.　　The authoritative market research organization IDC data shows, HP in the first quarter of this year continue to sit in the global notebook brand boss throne, the city accounted for 22.7%, HP this year's notebook computer shipments target of 38 million units, and has told the supply chain, next year shipments target will reach 40 million units.　　It is reported that quanta in the hands of Hewlett-Packard orders in the third quarter will reach 2.66 million units, the highest proportion, followed by Acer, Apple and Dell.　　After Hewlett-Packard, Hon Hai's Notebook generation map will be more complete, the current Hon Hai has Sony, Apple, Asus, Dell and other four customers. Analysts said that the third quarter of Canton, if not affected by the shortage of accessories, shipments will reach tens of millions of units, the average monthly shipments of 3 million units, even if 0 components out of stock, the third quarter shipments can still reach 9.8 million units, Tizan rate of up to 25.6%, four generations of the factory crown. (Lin Mu)