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Acer computer centre opens in Laos

Jul 31st at 13:13
31-07-2012 13:13:21+07:00

Acer computer centre opens in Laos

A customer support centre for Acer computers was officially opened in Vientiane last Saturday, aiming to penetrate the rapidly growing IT market in Laos.

“SOA is the sole official distributor of Acer computer products in Laos, responding to market demands,” SOA Director Mr Nipha Sahaphan said at the opening ceremony.

SOA and Thailand's Acer Computer Co., Ltd began business relations many years ago.

“Today is a new step forward for us which will bring success and an IT market expansion in Laos for the two companies. We're quite confident that we will become the market leader, according to our plan,” he added.

Thailand's Acer Company managing director, Mr Harry Yang said, “we will offer customers new technologies at competitive prices and effective service through our partner, who very skilled IT workers. ”

“We are proud to announce our tight cooperation with SOA, which is the only Acer product importer and distributor in Laos.”

The centre is located on Thadeua road, Beungkhayong village, Sisattanak district, where all Acer products and advertisements will be on display for customers and visitors.

vientiane times

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