Quanta Computer working on smartbook

Jan 20th 2010
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Quanta Computer is the main name behind Apple and HP, and they are currently working on a smartbook which supposedly comes in an iPhone form factor. This means a 3.5″ touchscreen display alongside the convenience of making voice calls in addition to surfing the Internet. ARM and Qualcomm has been listed as two possible companies who might just be the chip supplier, although that bit of news has yet to be confirmed. What do you think of the presence of another smartbook player in the market – will it change the landscape of things to come?

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