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First-tier motherboard maker Gigabyte Technology will officially enter the high-end PC accessory (keyboard and mouse) market in late March targeting the high-end gaming sector, according to the sources at the company. During the initial stages, the company will focus on strengthening its brand awareness, noted the company. More here at Digitimes.
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