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Commentary: Should Lite-On move on from the LCD monitor business?

Max Wang and Greg Wu, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Feb 13, 2008, 17:08 0

With Lite-On Technology now facing a rebuilding period after a fire decimated 14 lines at its LCD monitor OEM plant in China, the company faces some interesting questions about its future.

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