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August 24, 2011 11:30 pm GMT
Since HP made the announcement it would be spinning off its PC business, there have been questions over who would scoop it up. A number of different OEMs fit the bill and have the cash to take on HP's PSG, but one in particular seemed to be looking for an outsourcing partner before HP ever made its announcement. Digitimes reported that Samsung had been in talks with Quanta, Compal and Pegatron to possibly outsource notebook orders, its sources including HP on the list of suitors as well. "The sources added that Samsung's actions seem like it is already in preparation to take up Hewlett-Packard's (HP's) PC business," wrote Digitimes. But Samsung begs to differ.
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Samsung: We're Not Buying HP's PC Business
Since HP made the announcement it would be spinning off its PC business, there have been questions over who would scoop it up. A number of different OEMs fit the bill and have the cash to take on HP's PSG, but one in particular seemed to be looking for an outsourcing partner before HP ever made its announcement. Digitimes reported that Samsung had been in talks with Quanta, Compal and Pegatron to possibly outsource notebook orders, its sources including HP on the list of suitors as well. "The sources added that Samsung's actions seem like it is already in preparation to take up Hewlett-Packard's (HP's) PC business," wrote Digitimes. But Samsung begs to differ. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/ZbBuvHXfNj0/
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