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Dell ‘in it to win it’ with channel partner strategy
With the traditional vendor business having gone through an upheaval in recent times, the now-privatised Dell is aiming for its channel strategy to take advantage of market gaps and opportunities.
Lenovo appoints Dr Harry Yang VP and GM of SEA region
Lenovo has announced the appointment of Dr Harry Yang as vice president and general manager of its South-East Asia region.
A rundown of the smartphones launched at MWC 2015
A list of the two dozen or so new smartphones unveiled at MWC 2015 this past week, that would most likely hit this part of the world at some point this year (but may ship to other regions earlier).
Lenovo names Roderick Lappin president of Asia Pacific
To remain President of NEC Lenovo Japan Group
Wants to elevate Lenovo's position in mobile and consumer computing devices across AP
Six of world’s top 10 smartphone vendors are Chinese brands: TrendForce
According to Taiwan-based research house TrendForce, market leader Samsung and No 2 vendor Apple maintained their positions, with combined global smartphone shipments of 518 million units, but came under pressure from Chinese brands.
Pressure mounts on Samsung as competitors up ante
Samsung Electronics Co remains the top-selling smartphone maker in the world for now, but keeping that crown has become increasingly challenging with its aggressive rivals baying for blood and doing everything in their power to topple the incumbent giant.
Global PC shipments up 1% after 2yrs of decline: Gartner
Worldwide personal computer shipments totalled 83.7 million units in the fourth quarter of 2014, a 1% increase from the fourth quarter of 2013, according to preliminary results by Gartner Inc.
Post-takeover, Lenovo guns for top spot in server market
China hardware vendor Lenovo became the leader in the personal computer space after buying IBM’s PC division 10 years ago – now company officials say it wants to replicate that with the x86 server market.
Asia Pacific PC market contracting despite consumer boost: IDC
IDC's preliminary results show that the Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) PC market increased 8% from last quarter and declined 5% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2014 to reach 26.6 million units, coming in higher than the research and analyst firm’s initial forecasts.
Asia Pacific PC market close to expectations in Q2 2014: IDC
IDC's preliminary results show that the Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) PC market increased 2% from last quarter and declined 10% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2014, to reach 24.3 million units.
