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digitimes.com - 9/9/2009

Foxconn gives up own-brand graphics card business

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Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 9 September 2009] Foxconn Electronics has given up marketing graphics cards under its own brand and has rearranged its Channel Service Division (CSD) shifting the majority of the 9,000 employees, mainly related to production, to its ...

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xbitlabs.com - 9/7/2009

Foxconn A7DA 3.0: Socket AM3 Mainboard on AMD 790GX Chipset

— xbitlabs.com — Our today's primary goal is to study the features and functionality of Foxconn A7DA 3.0 mainboard and... provide the general advice about most optimal work with it. (more) Foxconn A7DA 3.0: Socket AM3 Mainboard on AMD 790GX Chipset

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pcshoptalk.com - 9/6/2009

Foxconn Blood RAGE X58 Motherboard - PCShopTalk Forum

— pcshoptalk.com — At first I want to thank Foxconn for providing me the Foxconn Bloodrage motherboard for testing and... reviewing. Description : In this review I will test a very interesting board from Foxconn, named Bloodrage, with lots of bundle and a separate ... (more) Foxconn Blood RAGE X58 Motherboard - PCShopTalk Forum

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xbitlabs.com - 9/8/2009

Foxconn Electronics Interested in Smartbooks

— xbitlabs.com — Foxconn Has ARM-Based Smartbook Projects (more) Foxconn Electronics Interested in Smartbooks

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