Toshiba official Koga faces Chinese media over PC issue

Toshiba official Koga faces Chinese media over PC issue

BEIJING, China - Toshiba Corp. Vice President Masaichi Koga faces Chinese reporters at Beijing's China World Hotel on May 22, hoping to convince them about the legitimacy of its response to Chinese customers of its personal computers over a potential defect.

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