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

Not even Windows 8 and Ultrabooks can stem the tide

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?

Windows 8 Euro PC sales SHOCKER: Results actually not bad

'Real opportunity for MS here' says gobsmacked analyst

Windows 8 wait prompts PC sales droop in EMEA

Lenovo only firm to boost channel sales-in during Q3

Euro PC shipments plummet into bottomless pit of DOOOOM

PC shipments in Western Europe declined for the 11th quarter in a row, and suffered the steepest drop on record in the first three months of 2013. That's according to market watchers at Gartner. Some 12.3 million desktops and notebooks found a home during Q1 of this year - those platforms are not completely dead - but this …

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 - …
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HP says Gartner's wrong, IDC's right, on PC sales data

Workstation sales matter, says HP, as Gartner awards Lenovo PC sales crown

Microsoft reports low Q1 earnings on sluggish PC sales

Everyone's waiting for Windows 8 – they hope
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HP maintains seat atop wheezing, spavined PC market

Hewlett-Packard has stayed at the top of the PC industry, fending off competition from Lenovo to remain the biggest PC vendor in the world with 16.2 percent market share. But the industry as a whole is shrinking, and new stats from research firm Gartner confirm the gloomy prognosis from IHS last week. Dell performed badly, with …
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Lenovo insists it is NOT world's largest PC maker

If Gartner is right and Lenovo has indeed become the largest PC maker on the planet, someone forgot to tell the Chinese juggernaut's top brass. Talking at the release of Q2 numbers that showed a double-digit spike in sales and turnover, albeit slower than recent growth rates, CEO Yang Yuanqing seemed oblivious to last month's …

What's that sound? It's PC sales plummeting into abyss

Apple, Samsung soar away from doom

Wanted! 4m-plus PC purchases to halt industry decline

Stop taking the tablets, punters told

PC sales forecast slashed on back of disk drive crisis

Global economy and fondleslab fever also to blame

What can save the Xmas PC market? Not Windows 8, say analysts

People wanted Win7, but there's no Vista effect now

Dell's PC biz craters as servers and networking chug along

Enterprise: More than a third of sales, more than half of margins

Microsoft Dell deal would restore PC makers' confidence

Analysis Things don't get much worse than 'bad-to-neutral'

Cost-cutting spurs PC sales in Europe: UK stuck in a rut

Analysts don't understand how bad it is, says analyst

Bad news: PC slump worse than feared. Good news: It's Friday

Blame Windows 8, BYOD, smartphones, and tablets
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Asian PC market slowed by HDD misery

Hard disk drive production levels may be reaching full capacity again after the widespread flooding in Thailand last year but the PC market in south east Asia is likely to be disrupted for some time to come after taking a severe knock in the last quarter, according to IDC. The analyst’s Asia/Pacific Quarterly PC Tracker for Q4 …

Opinion

Joe Fay

Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
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Tim Ayling

Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
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Eddie Pacey

Get your money up front if you want money up front

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