Like my other post regarding Intel processors, I'm not sure whether you care or not, but it does conscern me and maybe a few others out there.
Apparently, IBM's sales were doing pretty bad here in the US. According to this graph, IBM was selling 4.9% of the US' computers, whereas Dell was selling 30.4%. I thought that wa wierd because IBM *supposedly* sells some of the best servers around. And who better to target then big companies?
USA Today said:IBM said Tuesday that ti would sell its PC business to Lenovo, China's No. 1 PC maker, in a $1.75 billion deal that marks the end of an era. Lenovo will pay IBM up to $1.25 billion in cash and equity for IBM's PC division, which produced the first IBM PC in 1981. It will assume $500 million in liabilities. IBM will get a 18.9% stake in Lenovo.
Apparently, IBM's sales were doing pretty bad here in the US. According to this graph, IBM was selling 4.9% of the US' computers, whereas Dell was selling 30.4%. I thought that wa wierd because IBM *supposedly* sells some of the best servers around. And who better to target then big companies?