SAMSUNG TO INVEST HEAVILY AS IT PURSUES NEW BUSINESS
WSJ reports that Samsung intends to invest a record KRW30 trillion (USD25.55 billion) in 2011, to further solidify current operations and to expand into new business areas. Samsung expects its investments into manufacturing and R&D in 2010 will amount to KRW26 trillion. 2010 is on track to become the South Korean chipmaker’s most profitable year ever.
TOSHIBA PLANS TO RELEASE TABLET
Toshiba has announced that it will launch a new tablet computer by the end of 2010, which will run on Google’s Android system. The new device, dubbed the Folio 100, will be marketed in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and possibly expand into additional regions. The Folio 100 is not Toshiba’s first tablet-PC effort; the Japanese electronics maker actually started selling the JournE Touch in Europe in March, well before Apple introduced its iPad.
WSJ reports that Samsung intends to invest a record KRW30 trillion (USD25.55 billion) in 2011, to further solidify current operations and to expand into new business areas. Samsung expects its investments into manufacturing and R&D in 2010 will amount to KRW26 trillion. 2010 is on track to become the South Korean chipmaker’s most profitable year ever.
TOSHIBA PLANS TO RELEASE TABLET
Toshiba has announced that it will launch a new tablet computer by the end of 2010, which will run on Google’s Android system. The new device, dubbed the Folio 100, will be marketed in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and possibly expand into additional regions. The Folio 100 is not Toshiba’s first tablet-PC effort; the Japanese electronics maker actually started selling the JournE Touch in Europe in March, well before Apple introduced its iPad.
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