Samsung tablet business to benefit from US-China trade tensions, says Digitimes Research

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Samsung tablet business to benefit from US-China trade tensions, says Digitimes Research

Summer Kuo, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei

Friday 24 May 2019

Samsung Electronics is expected to benefit from the US placing a 25% tariff on tablets imported from China as almost all of the Korea-based vendor's tablet manufacturing is done at its plants in Vietnam and only around 1% is supplied by its plants in...

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