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@jayhawk11 is back in school: What I mean is, Foxconn, which is a subsidiaries of Hong Hai Precision Industries is headquartered in Taiwan. So why would China care if the company hire more people in Taiwan? Hong Hai can do pretty much what they want if the business environment no longer serves them. It is up to…

@ProsumeThis: If shift in production to Vietnam were to happen, there will be heavy investment into the infrastructure by the Taiwanese in Vietnam. Taiwan is the top foreign investor in Vietnam believe it or not.

@jayhawk11 is back in school: Not sure how this would be the case since Foxconn is a Taiwanese company?

@uncle_jojo: Foxconn will be building a fully automated production factory in Taiwan with advanced robotics, so very minimal labor will be required. Probably only labor required are instrumentation maintenance staff. Otherwise, I can't really see how a shift of production to Taiwan would be profitable.

With the drop in WinMo platform shipment and Android platform not fully caught on yet with the general public. HTC is caught in analyst projection hell. But they are still profitable despite a down economy.

@joe.glass: Looks like Android with HTC's Sense UI

Technologies and consumer usage pattern is mature now for tablet computing to be successful. The Kindle (book e-reader) is a hit signifying that there is a demand and a big market waiting for an all encompassing tablet device.