HTC's CEO Peter Chou expects shipments of the T-Mobile G1 will reach one million by the end of 2008. HTC also expects shipments of three million Touch Diamond models by the end of this year. Both forecasts are greater than their original projections. Chou also their will not be lay-offs staff,  saying that HTC's business has not been affected by the global economic recession. Chou suggested t...

HTC CEO Peter Chou increased the forecast for how many T-Mobile G1s it expects to ship in 2008 from 600,000 to 1 million. In addition, Chou said HTC expects to ship up to 3 million Touch Diamond phones by year-end, up from 2 million. The G1 launched in the United States at the end of October and in the United Kingdom shortly afterward. A European launch is expected in the first quarter of 200...

Some time ago, when we were discussing the five biggest producers of mobile pones, we mentioned the saying that behind every successful man there is a strong woman. In the story of High Tech Computer Corporation (HTC), there is dame as well. Her name is Cher Mi Wang and she is the daughter of one of the richest people in Taiwan. In 1997 she entered in a partnership with HT Cho and Peter Chou and t...

The T-Mobile G1 is sure to have see healthy sales over the 2008 holiday shopping season. With the T-Mobile G1 recently launched and T-Mobile G1 television advertisements pushing the handset to every corner of the US, we’re expecting to see the G1 break the 1 million unit sales-mark before the end of 2009. But, what

With all sorts of outlandish figures being bandied about regarding sales / expectations for the T-Mobile G1, someone intimately close to the situation has finally chimed in with his take. Peter Chou, chief executive and co-founder of HTC, stated in a recent interview that it expects to ship over 600,000 G1s this year, and while he wouldn't come clean on an exact figure for 2009, he did procla...

While we heard Dan Hesse’s opinion on the Android OS yesterday, today we have time to focus on HTC’s CEO, Peter Chou, who also happens to be one of the founders of the company. He says that HTC will be shipping 600,000 G1 units this year. For 2008 he has an estimate so far but

HTC CEO Peter Chou said the company hopes to ship up to 600,000 G1 devices by the end of the year. However, he did not give projections into 2009. The G1 is the first device to run on Google's Android platform. In an interview with Mercury News, Chou said the partnership with Google has allowed HTC to make a "tremendous contribution" and presents a lot of growth opportunities. ...

“Today, Widescreen TV, Internet and video have become the standard so there is no reason to compromise when you leave the house, the Touch HDTM delivers that uncompromising multimedia and Internet experience,” said Peter Chou, president and CEO HTC Corporation. “We are living in a time where the concept of entertainment has radically changed. The internet is so much more than just email and ...

The official launch of the first Google-powered Android phone by T-Mobile scheduled on September 23 in New York is expected to bring in a strong performance in revenues for High Tech Computer (HTC), which produces the Android phone, in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN). HTC CEO Peter Chou will be personally attend the product presentation no...

HTC's already done a terrific job of going from anonymous Asian ODM to a major name player in the cellphone game, and it sounds like the company's aiming for the next level -- in an interview with the Commercial Times, CEO Peter Chou said the goal is to become one of the top three to five handset makers in the global market. That's a pretty aggressive target for a smartphone manufac...