Acer Plans To Drive Down Price of Smartphones

It was always on the cards from the moment Acer announced its intention to enter the smartphone arena.
Now the Taiwanese electronics giant has made it clear that it plans to drive down the cost of smartphones – to a level where mobile operators could give them away for free.
Acer plans to release two low-priced handsets – the F1 and L1 – in October. Both will be touchscreen devices running Windows Mobile 6.5.

Can Rising HDTV Prices Be Sustained?

After a period of steadily dropping HDTV prices the cost of sets to consumers appears to be climbing again.
The average selling price for HDTVs in the US jumped by more than 10 per cent in February, according to data from the Retrevo CE Index.

Credit Crisis Will Favor Mobiles Over Fixed Voice

Companies are more likely to give staff a mobile phone than upgrade a fixed voice system.
That’s one of the findings of a report by Analysys Mason, which concludes that mobile substitution will have a far bigger impact on fixed enterprise voice spend than the credit crunch.

VoIP Solutions Used By Nearly Half of IT Firms

Almost half of the IT organisations around the world have a VoIP network, according to a British Telecom study.
The UK telecoms company also found that a further 20 per cent are in the process of deploying VoIP solutions, with 71 per cent of these expected to be operational within two years.

Posts Tagged: cost

Acer Plans To Drive Down Price of Smartphones

Can Rising HDTV Prices Be Sustained?

Credit Crisis Will Favor Mobiles Over Fixed Voice

VoIP Solutions Used By Nearly Half of IT Firms

Partners

Upcoming Events