(Click here for a larger view of Windows Mobile 6.1's home screen)"Fifty percent growth is the minimum," Eddie Wu, the company's managing director of OEM embedded devices Asia, told Reuters on the sidelines of a news conference on Tuesday. "We're actually still seeing very good growth in markets like Europe and the United States," he added.
According to Wu, Microsoft expects to sell 20 million units in its 2007/2008 fiscal year ending in June, and expects to grow at least 50 percent annually over the next two years. It reportedly sold over 11 million units of its Windows Mobile software in the 2006/2007 fiscal year that ended last June.
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