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das afirmações nele produzidas, achei curioso e assaz interessante verificar o que por lá se afirmava.
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O que diz a INTEL
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Olha a DEll, HP, IBM .... A SONY (que é vendida a preço do Ouro) aqui metidas fabricam numa qualquer baiuca da RPC.
E continuando
Um grafico elucidativo
Em resumo nem mesmo fabricantes como a IBM e Toshiba fabricam na integra os seus afamados produtos e recorrem a empresas da RPC, que por ironia também fabrica para os seus concorrentes directos
Ahhh as baiucas saõ maioritáriamente:
Quanta
Compal
AOpen
Asus
Mitech
Kapok
Clevo
ECS
FIC
Twinhead
Uniwill
As maiores Baiucas
Sobre a Quanta
www.quantatw.com
Sobre a "outra" Compal, a Electronic
http://www.compal.com/
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http://forum.autohoje.com/topic.asp?whichpage=3&TOPIC_ID=77881#2263368e
das afirmações nele produzidas, achei curioso e assaz interessante verificar o que por lá se afirmava.
Assim vamos verificar e tentar decifar quem fabrica o quê, claro assim haja interesse em querer vêr...
O que diz a INTEL
citação:Intel announces new laptops, dual-core processors
by M. Cusimano and A. Phillips, Computing and Network Services
published May 16, 2006
Intel has introduced a new series of dual-core processors, the 900 series. These processors have doubled the on-board cache, from 1MB to 2MB per core. With the introduction of these new processors, Intel will discontinue the production of its single-core processors and ramp up production of all dual-core models. What this means for K-Staters:
* Dual-core systems are faster computers, because they are essentially two CPUs (central processing units) on one chip.
* If you buy a new computer, make sure it has a dual-core processor.
Intel also plans a new program to be kicked off this summer. It has contracted with a number of laptop manufacturers to produce laptops with interchangeable parts and receive Intel certification. Laptop manufacturers include ASUS, Toshiba, and Quanta (which manufactures laptops for other resellers). These manufacturers provide laptops for Dell, Gateway, and others.
Intel will provide support for these systems thru their Intel products dealers, including Computing and Network Services' Technology Service Center. These dealers will be able to sell and service these laptops, and Intel will provide 24-hour turnaround time on repair parts.
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citação:Laptop Manufacturers or (Who really makes Laptops?)
GEN-X-PC has been in the laptop business since 1996. We realized many of the so called "laptop manufacturers" produce what seemed to be, an identical product. This seemed odd to us, so we dug a little deeper. What we found was very interesting. Hopefully, the information below will shed some light on who makes what.
Virtually none of the "Name Brand" manufacture their own laptops. The few notable exceptions are IBM, Acer, Toshiba, Twinhead and Apple. Yet, they even do not make all of their own. All of the rest buy their laptops from what is called an Original Design Manufacturer (ODM).
ODM - Original Design Manufacturers
ODMs are the true manufacturers who actually cast, and assemble the main unit which includes the motherboard, outside casing, and display. A few examples of ODMs are Quanta, Compal, Clevo, Mitac, Asus, AOPEN (Acer), Uniwill, and TwinHead-- perhaps you have never heard of these companies before. But you have definitely seen their systems under other well known brand names. ODMs are usually located somewhere in Asia, and may have distribution centers in the US. ODMs distribute their product to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). Each ODM sells its computers to several different OEMs.
OEM's - Original Equipment Manufacturers
OEMs add the Memory, Processor, Hard Drive, Optical Drives and software to the systems. The OEMs perform final assembly and stick their label (Brand) to it, and call themselves manufacturers. Their products are then sold directly to dealers/resellers like GEN-X-PC or directly to the public (i.e. DELL). However most companies such as Dell now have their laptops assembled in Asia. Our OEMs are in the USA, assembled in the USA and our 24 hour 7 days a week Toll Free Tech Support is 100% USA. Once these companies add in these components, they have a complete laptop. They then put their label on it and market it.
For example:
* An ODM named Clevo makes the Sager NP5670 and the Alienware Area 51-M, the Voodoo MClass M550, the Hypersonic Sonic Aviator, and they are all the same computer. Clevo also makes the Sager NP8882 and NP8887 and the Voodoo MClass M600 and they are also the same computer. Of course, the Sager models have a much sweeter price tag!
* An ODM named Compal (not to be confused with Compaq) makes some of the the DELL, Hewlett Packard and Compaq line of laptops--plus some others.
* Quanta makes many of the Dell Latitude, IBM, and Sony Vaio laptops.
* GVC makes the Micron Transport Treck and Treck 2.
* Inventec makes many of the Compaq brands.
* Clevo and Kapok make certain models of the Sager Computer. Clevo and Kapok are different divisions of the same company and are among the largest and best in the world.
* Other ODM names are Mitech, Kapok, Clevo, ECS, FIC, Twinhead, and Uniwill--just to name a few.
Some call this the "Dirty little secret of the Laptop Industry."
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Olha a DEll, HP, IBM .... A SONY (que é vendida a preço do Ouro) aqui metidas fabricam numa qualquer baiuca da RPC.
E continuando
citação:HP has been in the notebook business from the very beginning. They buy their systems from ODMs as well. Mitac, an ODM manufacturer gained strength in the notebook market from a large contract with Compaq (Compaq was acquired by HP). Unfortunately, HP has become mainly cost conscience as of late and their quality has slipped a bit. IBM buys from Quanta and and Arima. IBM is leaving the notebook and PC market as of recent news. DELL buys most of their systems from Aopen (Acer), Compal and Quanta. Most systems offered by ChemUSA are manufactured by Compal. Sony, HP, Sharp have all had, or still have contracts with TwinHead. Sager buys from Clevo. Clevo is the ODM for many boutique laptop shops such as Hypersonic PC, Alienware, Hollywood PC and many more.
Um grafico elucidativo
Em resumo nem mesmo fabricantes como a IBM e Toshiba fabricam na integra os seus afamados produtos e recorrem a empresas da RPC, que por ironia também fabrica para os seus concorrentes directos
Ahhh as baiucas saõ maioritáriamente:
Quanta
Compal
AOpen
Asus
Mitech
Kapok
Clevo
ECS
FIC
Twinhead
Uniwill
As maiores Baiucas
Sobre a Quanta
www.quantatw.com
Sobre a "outra" Compal, a Electronic
http://www.compal.com/
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