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Graphics card specialist Leadtek Research is looking to expand its customer base for non-graphics card product lines, including built-in GPS (global positioning system) modules and videophones, worldwide in 2006, according to the company.
Contribution of the two segments is expected to rise significantly by the first half of next year, said the company.
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