Focused on saving energy and space, HP unveiled its latest server product Moonshot in China.

China HP's Printing and Personal systems group unveiled a new quality and service system which focuses on ensuring better product quality.

The leader team for HP's Printers and Personal Systems Group in China has announced planning for the new 2013 financial year, stating that the group aims to increase its PC market share in China and further enhance its leading position in the Chinese printer market.

Taiwanese computer maker Asus published its financial report for the third quarter of 2012, stating that its net profit increased by 43% year-on-year to about USD229 million, achieving a record over the past four years.

Qian Yue, HP's former global vice president and general manager for China HP's print and imaging systems group, has formally joined the consulting and training group Shengjing Wanglian as a senior partner in October 2012.

China's Lenovo Group announced that it has appointed Jack Lee as new regional general manager for its Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea region, effective October 1, 2012.

China's Lenovo Group has reached a strategic alliance with American storage maker EMC to implement cooperation in server and storage sectors.

HP's software business group announced cooperation with the municipal government of Neijiang, Sichuan province, to build an information technology software talent training base in the city.

HP announced the appointment of Yi Xiaohui as its global senior vice president and president for the Printers and Personal Systems China division, effective June 1, 2012.

South Korean electronics company Samsung will apparently outsource the production of its laptop products for the first time, and the company has allegedly delivered the initial original design manufacturer order to Taiwan's Compal.

Richard Feng, former president of Kingdee, has been appointed as new vice president of global sales for China HP, effective March 8, 2012.

During the fourth quarter of 2011, PC shipments from major manufacturers saw significant changes in China with HP dropping to fifth place.

Isaiah Cheung, vice president for HP Worldwide and general manager for HP Personal Systems Group in China, will reportedly soon leave the company and join Microsoft China.

With a 13.5% global share, the Chinese PC maker Lenovo became the world's second largest PC maker for the first time, exceeding Dell, according to the PC shipment report for the third quarter of 2011 released by the market research firm Gartner.

Chinese electronics group Haier has signed an agreement with the government of Guyana to provide laptops for the "One Laptop Per Family" initiative of the country.