GETAC TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
COMPUTING BUSINESS Getac, back-up support by one of the earliest pioneer of computing design and manufacturer and also the third largest computing business group in Taiwan, Getac has accumulated abundant experiences and know-how of computing technology. In 1989, Getac was founded as a joint-venture between MiTAC Inc. and GE Aerospace, specializing in providing defense-related electronic equipments. The partnership helped Getac to lay a solid foundation in the ruggedized computing technologies. In 2007, Getac has become the world’s third largest fully ruggedized computing solution supplier under the Getac brand name.
Since its establishment, Getac has made several technology breakthroughs over the last two decades, such as industrial leading sunlight readable panel technology QuadraClear™ , Night Vision without Goggle, power saving technology, and launching the industrial’s first resistive multi-touch touch screen ruggedized computing solutions.
COMPONENT MODULES BUSINESS Apart from computing business, the merge acquisition of MiTAC Technology Precision in 2007 has enabled Getac to expand its business scale in the component module business, and the action to acquire Waffer Technolgy Corporation in 2009 is also a major milestone which takes Getac to become the third largest magnesium-alloy mechanical component supplier in the world. Its primary business includes tooling and mass production, ranging from design, mockup, tooling to plastic injection, stamping to coating, magnesium-alloy die-casting as well as printing and post-production assembly services, serving customers in the 3C and automotive industries. Getac component modules business is fully supported by innovative fabrication technology and vertical integration advantage, capable of supporting comprehensive customized service according to customer specifications, with its uncompromising quality and service commitment much sought after and recognized by major global leading producers.
Getac component module business’ main customers include major PC brand names like Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, Consumer Electronics giants like Sony, Canon, Sharp, Motorola, and tier one automotive mechanical parts supplier.
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