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HP veep scrambles for exit as PC unit burns

Replaced by EMEA grand fromage

Euro PC shipments plummet into bottomless pit of DOOOOM

11th quarter of decline, 20pc drop on last year - Gartner

Dell's PC-on-a-stick landing in July: report

Wyse up, suckers, could this be a new set-side-stick?

Hey Intel, Microsoft: Share those profits with your PC pals, eh? - analyst

Toppling tower of PC weaklings could bury giants, Gartner warns

Steve JOBS finally DEFEATS the PC - from BEYOND THE GRAVE

So it's official - the lifelong battle of legendary Apple CEO Steve Jobs is finally won, now that he has toppled the PC platform from beyond the grave: well, in the UK, at least. During Q1 this year more slablets were shipped into consumer and business channels than PCs - that's notebooks AND desktops COMBINED. Beancounting …

PC floggers scavenge for crumbs as Apple hoovers up profits

Apple's idiot tax helped it generate five times more profits from operations than the five biggest PC players combined in Q4, according to beancounter Asymco. Collectively HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer and Asus flogged 52.8 million boxes equating to 58.6 per cent worldwide unit share, casting a shadow on Apple's 4.6 million Macs - …

Guess who PC-slaying tablets are killing next? Keyboard biz Logitech

Desktop gumble-maker slumps to $228m loss

Chinese state tightwads help strangle Asia-Pacific PC sales in 2013

Not even Windows 8 and Ultrabooks can stem the tide

Asus: PC market still burning, but folks are guzzling our tablets

Asustek Computer Inc is surfing the slabbie sales swell better than most of its peers, if calendar Q1 financials are a decent metric. The Taiwanese producer of own-branded tabs - it also makes Google's Nexus 7 - pushed up turnover 16 per cent to NT$105,157bn (£2.29bn) in the first three months of 2013. The bottom line also …

PC market facing worst-ever slump in 2013

Analyst house IDC has revealed its latest predictions of the PC industry, and the results aren't pretty: shipments of desktop systems are expected to fall by 7.8 per cent this year, the biggest decline in the platform's history. Laptops aren't immune, either. IDC predicts that tablets will outsell laptops this year, and that by …

Police mirth after plastic plod puts out call for 'PC World'

His boss is Dixons of Dock Green

Frightening fondleslabs branded Hannibal Lecter of UK PC market

'Cannibalising' tablets chomp on desktop, notebook jugulars

PC World ordered to rip up promo for next-day repair promise

Watchdog bans blurb after bloke's PC troubles

New stats: Blighty's PC market ended 2012 on its KNEES

Windows 8 branded a wash-out as slabs hog the cash

Dell directors foresee unremitting brutality in PC market

PC-led business as appealing as cold sick to Mickey D and the gang

PC market to spend ANOTHER year soaked in blood, warns IDC

Downed by tabs, economy and lack of Windows 8 demand

HP maintains seat atop wheezing, spavined PC market

Windows 8 whip fails to get weary donkey galloping

PC sales in the toilet? Excuse Lenovo while it gut laughs at you

Our profits are up 34%, says tech titan, how's your biz?

Acer's Wang: Size of PC shipments to shrink month after month

Lenovo insists it is NOT world's largest PC maker

Windows 8 has put the world's PC market to sleep - IDC

Woes continue at Northamber after PC, server franchise breakage

Nvidia sales and profits rise despite PC slump

Microsoft Dell deal would restore PC makers' confidence

Gartner: UK PC market stayed on its knees in Q2

So, Windows 8.1 to give PC sales a shot in arm? BZZZZT, wrong answer

HP's PC boss caught napping by Lenovo raid

BBC Watchdog crew sink teeth into dodgy PC repair shops

The reputation of the UK's computer repair industry took another hammering last week following a BBC Watchdog investigation into two Worcestershire-based computer repair firms. The flagship consumer affairs programme looked into Click 4 PC and Click Computers in response to reports from viewers about missing personal data, …