LG to merge mobile and PC divisions
LG is to merge its PC and mobile phone divisions, the South Korean manufacturer announced at the end of last week.
According to a statement from the company, the transfer of its PC division into the mobile division will "enhance LG Mobile Communications Company's capabilities amid a rapidly changing mobile-communications environment".
LG intends to increase its focus on smart phones, ultra-mobile PCs and "network infotainment", the statement said, adding: "These have emerged as important sectors to keep pace with in this era of mobile Internet, in which users have come to rely on 3G technology and Wi-Fi for ubiquitous access to information."
The company will, however, continue to develop and manufacture laptops and "new convergence technology", the statement said.
Based on LG to fuse PC and mobile divisions on ZDNet UK
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