“Pegatron Technology has reportedly landed a contract to undertake OEM production of the next-generation iPhone scheduled for launch later in the year, joining Foxconn Electronics which manufactures current iPhones for Apple, according to industry sources,” Monica Chen and Steve Shen report for DigiTimes.
“Pegatron declined to comment, although it stated in previous reports that it expects its shipments of handsets to grow substantially in 2010,” Chen and Shen report.
Full article here.
This had better be good because Nexus One is one damn fine device every bit the equal to iPhone – doubters should click the ad on this page to see for themselves.
I’ve heard that Pegatron is the sole-source provider of Unicorn Tears!! w00t!
You are thinking of unicorn scrotum coin bags.
Everyone knows unicorn tears aren’t real.
How gullible can you be, dude?!
I’m not buying Deceptacon Technology!
Looks like Pegatron got a leg-a-tron up on Megatron and Negatron.
Why won’t you buy deceptacon? They had all way cooler robots in disguise. No way a mack truck could beat an f-22 raptor. F*ing Hollywood.
“This had better be good because Nexus One is one damn fine device every bit the equal to iPhone . . . .”
Actually, that’s not true, A+, because the device itself is basically just a phone without abundant product/application support behind it. That’s what differentiates regular handsets and true smartphones. The NO may become an equal to the iPhone in the distant future IF–AND ONLY IF–developers support the platform with the same app base as the iPhone has NOW.
That, in essence, is the true difference between the Nexus One and the iPhone: NO and NOW.
and yet again thousands of more jobs go to a overseas company instead of industry here in the States….
Jobs in the united states? Hahaha.
Pegatron is half Peagsus & half Appletron!
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aka GoogleBoy
Okay, so Nexus One is a damn fine device.
Then why are so few people getting them?
Sales numbers are apparently awful.
Have you seen one in use? I haven’t.
@Driver:
When’s the last time you bought anything electronic made in the US? The plain fact is it’s a LOT more expensive to produce that kind of stuff here. That’s why even with packing it on ships or airplanes to get it here, it’s still cheaper.
Scott
http://www.revaplastics.com has US employees that work in a factory located in China so it’s the best of both worlds.