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Lenovo branded PCs debut

Lenovo branded PCs debut

Chinese hardware giant Lenovo has launched into the crowded local PC and notebook market with a new range of branded products less than one year after acquiring IBM's PC business.
Byron Connolly , Joseph F. Kovar Feb 28 2006, 8:06AM Hardware
Interview: Lenovo shoots for twice PC industry's growth

Interview: Lenovo shoots for twice PC industry's growth

Lenovo Group, the world's third-largest PC maker, expects to grow its sales at twice the industry rate in coming years, as it focuses on smaller corporate clients.
Staff Writers Dec 21 2005, 4:25PM Hardware
Still a buck to be had in local PC market

Still a buck to be had in local PC market

The Australian PC market is still alive and kicking with IDC recording strong year on year growth in Q3.
Staff Writers Nov 15 2005, 12:38PM Hardware
Lenovo profit tops forecasts, but shares skid

Lenovo profit tops forecasts, but shares skid

China's Lenovo Group reported a better-than-expected 22 percent jump in quarterly earnings on Tuesday, but investors dumped its shares on profit taking and concerns about falling margins.
Doug Young Nov 2 2005, 3:09PM Hardware
Lenovo restructures to integrate IBM PC purchase

Lenovo restructures to integrate IBM PC purchase

China's Lenovo Group Ltd., the world's third largest PC maker, said on Friday it will overhaul its global organisational structure as it integrates its recently acquired IBM PC business.
Staff Writers Oct 4 2005, 3:28PM Hardware
Lenovo aims to expand China PC market share

Lenovo aims to expand China PC market share

Lenovo, the world's third-largest maker of personal computers, aims to expand its share of China's fiercely competitive PC market to 35 percent by the end of 2005, a senior executive said on Wednesday.
Doug Young Sep 29 2005, 1:06PM Hardware
ShadowRAM: Lenovo may fly resellers to Beijing games

ShadowRAM: Lenovo may fly resellers to Beijing games

Australian resellers may soon be competing for a special once-in-a-lifetime prize being considered by major Olympic Games sponsor Lenovo -- a trip to Beijing to enjoy the next summer Olympiad in 2008.
Staff Writers Sep 19 2005, 2:00PM Collaboration
Notebook sales boom in Q2

Notebook sales boom in Q2

Australian notebook sales increased by 25 percent sequentially in the second calendar quarter, driven largely by the release of sub-$1000 models to retail, according to researcher IDC.
Byron Connolly Aug 29 2005, 5:10PM Hardware
Lenovo may fly resellers to Beijing Games

Lenovo may fly resellers to Beijing Games

Australian resellers may soon be competing for a special once-in-a-lifetime prize being considered by major Olympic Games sponsor Lenovo -- a trip to Beijing to enjoy the next summer Olympiad in 2008.
Fleur Doidge Aug 26 2005, 3:45PM Hardware
Lenovo eyes Australian retail, consumer sales

Lenovo eyes Australian retail, consumer sales

Lenovo has outlined plans to move on the Australian retail market as part of its strategy around the US$1.75 billion takeover of IBM's personal computing division.
Fleur Doidge Aug 16 2005, 12:06PM Hardware
Lenovo gets US nod in IBM sale

Lenovo gets US nod in IBM sale

US regulators have finally given the nod to the massive US$1.75 billion buyout of IBM’s PC business by Chinese giant Lenovo.
Staff Writers , Staff Writers Mar 10 2005, 12:00AM Hardware
Lenovo moves global headquarters

Lenovo moves global headquarters

When IBM moved its headquarters from New York City to suburban Armonk in the mid-1960s, it did so largely to avoid Communist bombs some feared would fall on the metropolis.
W. David Gardner Dec 30 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
IBM vows smooth Lenovo transition

IBM vows smooth Lenovo transition

IBM general manager of global business partners Donn Atkins has vowed there will be minimal disruption in the channel in the wake of the blockbuster sale of IBM's US $11.5 billion PC business to China-based computer giant Lenovo.
Steven Burke & Scott Campbell Dec 10 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Lenovo to get IBM PCD resellers

Lenovo to get IBM PCD resellers

Lenovo is set to inherit IBM’s PC business partners in its US$1.75 billion purchase of a major share in IBM’s Personal Computing Division (PCD) – a deal that has made the Chinese vendor the world’s third-largest PC business.
Fleur Doidge Dec 9 2004, 12:00AM Hardware

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