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Hitachi Thai Expansion to Boost iPod Disk Drives (Reuters)







Hitachi Thai Expansion to Boost iPod
Disk Drives (Reuters)

Hitachi Thai Expansion to Boost iPod
Disk Drives (Reuters)
05/17/2004 10:33 AM

Reuters - Japan's Hitachi Ltd (6501.T), facing pent-up demand for the popular iPod digital music player from Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL.O), said it would spend about $200 million to double disk drive output at its Thailand plant.




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