Taiwan’s BenQ aims for 30 pct income growth in ‘08.

TAIPEI, May 15 (Reuters) - Taiwan’s BenQ, the branded constituent of Qisda Corp (2352.TW: , , ), said on Thursday it expects return to grow 30 percent this year and next as it expands in emerging markets such as Latin America, Middle East and China. “We are since very lecherously growth in regions like Latin America, and it’s our scheme to target these markets with high growth potential,” Chief Executive Officer and President of BenQ Conway Lee told a item conference.

BenQ’s branded business had revenue of T$60 billion ($1.9 billion) in 2007. Lee’s troop will start shipping mobile internet products this year as it is in collaboration with a carter in Europe. He declined to identify the partner or nearly how many units the firm would ship. BenQ is also considering selling child-friendly PCs after products such as Asustek Computer’s (2357.

TW: , , ) low-cost Eee PC were heatedly received, prompting many technology firms to weigh developing similar computers. “We are currently discussing whether it will be a chaste business decision for our company to sell such laptops. And if we decide to do so, it will be sold in the fourth part (this year),” Lee said. Taiwan’s Acer Inc (2353.

TW: , , ), the world’s third-largest computer vendor behind Hewlett-Packard (HPQ.N: , , ) and Dell (DELL.O: , , ), has said it will expose a low-cost “netbook” laptop by the sponsor to third place of this year.

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