One of the biggest  computer manufacturer is set to clash with the smartphone makers by producing about 2.5 million mobiles in 2010. With plans to explore into China as its growth strategy, the corporation is very ambitious to have its place in world’s top five smartphone makers.

 

The company who has its subsidiaries in Asia, Australia, Europe and others wants to ship 20 million smartphones per year by 2014. Aymar de Lencquesaing, the president of Acer surely faces a tough game from HTC, having similar strategies.

 

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