ASUS may sell 2 million tablets this year

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Taiwan-based PC and smartphone vendor Asustek is expected increase its tablet sales forecast for the full year to 2 million units. Taiwan Economic News reports that the increased estimates would follow strong Eee Pad Transformer demand, as well as Asustek general manager Kevin Lin’s recent comments that ASUS was the No. 2 tablet vendor in Taiwan last quarter. Despite some reports to the contrary, most agree that ASUS’s Eee Pad Transformer tablet has been a big hit for the vendor. The company’s first Honeycomb tablet sold out quickly at retail locations when it was released earlier this year, and high demand kept shipments up for several months. ASUS also recently unveiled its second convertible tablet, the Padfone, which is expected to launch later this year, combining a 10.1-inch tablet with a standalone 4.3-inch Android smartphone.

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  • Bringit

    no.

    • Anonymous

      Hades No!

  • Anonymous

    With the world of Android quickly crumbling around us as we speak, Asus is right to rush out as many of these as possible.  Injunctions are a bitch.

  • http://www.droiddoes.com/ Norm

    DROID outselling iOS as usual

    • Anonymous

      Over 20 million ipads will be sold by the end of the year. If there lucky over 2 million android tablets will be sold. Not shipped sold.

    • Anonymous

      Yo don’t get it twisted Norman, iOS outsells Android, Android phones outsell the iPhone…. HUGE difference there sport!!!

  • Anonymous

    Another tablet for the poors who can’t buy $ .99 apps

    • Reevosss7

      Grow up child.

    • Anonymous

      Pandigital is another post. Try again.

  • Mac

    And they may not.

  • Anonymous

    They just might sell 2 million. But they will accept returns on 1million. Android products have a 40+% return rate.  true story™©®

    • http://twitter.com/iMarky_Marc Marc Jarvis

      Math + Skills = None

      • Anonymous

        My math is bad. Help me out. If I fuck your daughters pussy, mouth and ass does it count as screwing her one, two or three times?

      • Demon Oid

        Depends on how many STD’s you give her. If she receives at least one STD each time, then her future is screwed at least 3 times. 

      • Anonymous

        Variables…… They always mess me up.

      • http://twitter.com/jkroyster Jeremy Royster

        wow an internet tough guy..

      • Anonymous

        Fuck off dip shit.

  • Anonymous

    I think the Padfone is a great (if not completely novel) idea.  I’ve got both an iPhone and and iPad, and when I’m sitting on the couch at night I have them both sitting there, most times getting the same notifications (email, google voice, etc.).  I’d be great to just store them together, and get single notifications, calls, etc.  Implementation, as always, is key, but it’s an exciting product.

  • Anonymous

    That’s nothing compared to Apple.

  • Anonymous

    I mabe will win the lotory

  • Anonymous

    RIM estimates to sell 2 million Playbooks for the year — complete disaster.

    Asus estimates to sell 2 million tablets for the year — complete big hit.

  • http://rmbo47.myopenid.com/ rmbo47

    A good year for Asus is a good MONTH for Apple. :)

  • AlwaysCool

    Asus may sell 2 million tablets this year?!BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_EZVLTTP6B2FQDTG5ITY3TNEWDE Velma Mcfadden

    I just paid $22.85 for an iPhone 4-32GB and my girlfriend loves her Panasonic Lumix GF 1 Camera that we got for $38.76 there arriving tomorrow by UPS. I will never pay such expensive retail prices in stores again. Especially when I also sold a 40 inch LED TV to my boss for $674 which only cost me $62.81 to buy. Here is the website we use to get it all from, CentHub.com

  • Anonymous

    Nvidia Kal-El you say? 

    Lemme see. Tegra 1: Nvidia blows lots of hot air, delivers too little, too late. Tegra 2: Nvidia blows lots of hot air, delivers too little too late. Kal-El: Now they are supposedly launching their next killer-chip that will blow everything else away, but the first device that’s supposed to have it is ‘delayed’ for unknown reasons? What a surprise… :-S

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