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And according to reports, Taiwanese manufacturers are ready to jump on board.Compal reportedly is also competing for orders from Toshiba and Lenovo.
Meanwhile, backlit-LED makers in Taiwan are preparing for a rush of business to come their way.
The CULV notebooks are predicted to boost penetration of LED-backlit notebooks to 70 to 80 percent of the market by the end of this year, up from 40 percent at the start.
LED-backlit screens save up to half the power used by standard CCFL-based models, making them a good match for the ultra-low-voltage CPUs.
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