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HP has finally halted the downward sales trend in distribution that dogged its UK operation for much of 2012.
Figures from Context show that HP accounted for 22 per cent of the £1.8bn worth of tech shipped by distributors in Q1 2012, a share that steadily declined to 16 per cent by Q4.
But Jeremy Davies, CEO at the Brit-based …
OK - who just bought a biz PC? Oh wait, none of you did
A revival in fortunes for desktop makers evaporated this summer as shipments across Western Europe collapsed.
In each country across the region, sales out through distributors declined in July and August compared to the same months a year earlier. The latest stats show Finland reported the steepest decline, down nearly 23 per …
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Apple iPad sales drop by DOUBLE DIGITS in Europe
Apple fondleslab sales tumbled after the buying frenzy around its third generation iPad died down, Context numbers reveal.
Stats from the bean-counter, which tracks distributor shipments, show that the total number of iPads flogged dropped 22 per cent in April across Western Europe compared to the previous month.
Broken down, …
Apple forced to cut dealers in to get iPad Mini shifting, says analyst
Apple is sacrificing some margin on the iPad Mini in a bid to muster channel support for its late-to-the-party seven-incher - or so says an analyst.
According to data from Context, some 10,000 units were shipped through distribution across Western Europe in the first week after launch, compared to the millions of Minis and iPad …
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IT distributors in the UK shifted some £1.76bn worth of kit and services in Q1, stats from Context reveal.
This represents a whopping 18 per cent spike on revenues generated by the channel a year ago in spite of low consumer and business confidence and the storm clouds gathering over the Euro.
"The UK market posted stronger …
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