Quanta Ships Record Amount Sony , HP And Dell Laptops
July 12, 2010 | Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Notebook, Sony | Comments OffQuanta Computer. You may have never heard of them. You probably have never visited their site. You’ve probably never seen an advertisement for their business on TV. So why are they so important? They are the manufacturer of laptops for some of the contract marks the world’s largest notebook, including Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Sony. Thus, each laptop that you see Dell, HP or Sony was built in the same factory (or a set of plants). It’s pretty wild, but it’s true.
Investors and economists are very interested in what happens to Quanta, even though most consumers could not care less. The reason? Total shipments from Quanta are often good indicators of how business is on a macro scale, since their shipment figures are not just a company selling a PC population, but many vendors selling to all elementary students from grandparents. In June 2010, Quanta has set a record for most laptops come in a month. 4.8 million of them have been sent from their factories, which is a pretty impressive feat, given the gravity of the economy was in June 2009.
A year after the months of the rarest in our economy since the Great Depression, and already we’re looking at record sales. This is not a sign that things are set at 100%, but it is certainly a sign that things are not getting too much worse. The company has 3.1 billion dollars in revenue and, of course, CPU and RAM are companies like the application. It is also a sign of dominance of the notebook. Many tablets should bite their hand, but this has not happened yet. Regarding the desktop? We suspect those who are still on the decline, but hardcore gamers will always have a few choices when it comes time for a new tower. [via hothardware]
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