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BEIJING, Sept 19, 2011 - (ACN Newswire) - According to the recent report of Chemchinanet.com, Dell's CEO Michael Dell said that Dell is not interested in the acquisition of HP's PC business. However, because of its larger competitor's extensive restructuring, Dell will certainly increase its market share.
Chemchinanet.com (http://www.chemchinanet.com/product/) reports that, last month, HP announced it planed to spin off its PC product line and stop producing tablets. Different with HP, Mr. Dell still thinks that selling hardware is useful, even though the slow hardware sales growth and low profit margins. Mr. Dell said that they and their competitors have significant differences. Chemchinanet.com analyzes that the equipment and hardware, as a part of the competition and the solution of end to end, is still very important. Dell's scale of PC business makes it has more advantages than their competitors in the smaller and more lucrative server market.
The analysts of Chemchinanet.com points out that Dell is the world's second-largest PC maker, accounting for 12.9% of the market share, only second to HP's 18.1%. Dell ranks the third in the server market, behind IBM and Hewlett-Packard. The analysts believe that although HP's PC business has uncertainties, HP has given a large market share in this market to Dell. Dell has a superior position to take this opportunity.
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Topic: Press release summary
Source: Chemchinanet.com
Sectors: Daily Finance, IT Individual
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