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Will Netbook Ubiquity Hurt or Help Major PC Vendors?
The blossoming netbook or mini-PC notebook market has vendors ratcheting up efforts to capture a larger slice of the market pie. One of those top PC vendors, Hewlett-Packard, is leading the charge with respect to consumer brand recognition. And that recognition carries power at the retail level. So it’s fair to say a behemoth vendor […]
The blossoming netbook or mini-PC notebook market has vendors ratcheting up efforts to capture a larger slice of the market pie. One of those top PC vendors, Hewlett-Packard, is leading the charge with respect to consumer brand recognition.
And that recognition carries power at the retail level. So it’s fair to say a behemoth vendor like HP will undoubtedly be successful in the mini-notebook space but at what cost?
First, consider the question of product mix going to a lower margin mix, suggested Warren Shiau, senior associate and lead analyst, IT research, The Strategic Counsel. At one time, DVD machines used to be a source of profitability for manufacturers, he reminds us.
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