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HTC thinks they’ll make 30% more in 2008, launching new hardware in Q2

January 31, 2008 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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htctouch.jpgCFO of HTC Hui-ming Cheng is saying that the company is going to earn 20-30% more revenues in 2008 compared to 2007 and will be launching 3G products in Q2 with lower end EDGE units later this year. The products that are launching next quarter will be different from the current Touch lineup (what does that mean?) and Q4 of this year their new Shanghai factory is expected to be up and running churning out a million mobiles a month.

[Via: Digitimes]

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