EVOC Exhibits at Automation World 2010 in Seoul

Automation World 2010 was held on March 3-6 at COEX Korea exhibition center in Seoul, South Korea. EVOC Group, the market leader in China' s embedded and industrial PC industry, participated in the event and showcased its most cutting edge products --- EVOC RuggedPad notebook computer series.

At Automation World 2010, EVOC focused on promoting its brand awareness in Korea, exchanging technological information and boosting mutual understanding with visitors, customers and other exhibitors in the same industry. At the event, EVOC also introduced its production and R&D capabilities which are at the cutting edge of Chinese embedded and industrial PC technology, as well as the wide range of applications of its industrial PC products, including industrial automation, transportation, electronics and banking. As a company newly honored as a Chinese famous trademark, EVOC is not content with its reputation confined to China, and is exerting great efforts to make its name well-known throughout the world, for example by exhibiting at more than 30 overseas trade fairs each year.

Industrial automation industry is growing rapidly in South Korea, and its industrial manufacturing and electronics industry are also well-developed. EVOC takes Korea as a pivotal region in the overall strategy for the Eastern Asia market. As the number one market player in Chinese automation industry and number three in the world, EVOC has achieved significant performance in the Korean market. In the years to come, EVOC will further strengthen its business in Korean market, and is now planning to invest in a subsidiary company in Seoul to render better services to Korean customers.

During the trade fair, EVOC showcased its latest industrial motherboards based on Intel technology, small-size and low-power box PCs, as well as most state-of-the-art rugged notebook computers in the world. These products garnered tremendous attention from visitors, who flocked to the EVOC booth for enquiries and negotiations. In addition, a large number of reporters held interviews with the onsite EVOC personnel in the hope they can learn more about EVOC and the products "Created-in-China" instead of merely "Made-in-China"