Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Intel Adds to the Naming Confusion in Portable PCs
Intel, which helped shake up the PC industry last year by promoting low-priced laptops called netbooks, is at it again. But there’s not such a memorable name this time.
The chip giant is expected to use the Computex trade show this week to discuss a category of portables that fall in a price band between netbooks–which can start at less than $300–and full-featured notebooks, which often cost more than $1,000.
Monday, November 24, 2008
HP Q4 in Line With Pre-announcement; Repeats Guidance
Hewlett-Packard’s fiscal fourth-quarter results, reported this afternoon, were pretty much just as expected from its pre-announcement from last week. The company posted revenue of $33.6 billion in the quarter, for a profit of $1.03 a share. Revenue results across its sectors were mixed–the biggest revenue growth happening in the Notebook and Storage sectors. Guidance for 2009 remains as forecast last week.
Friday, August 29, 2008
Dell: Stock Swoons on Gross Margin Miss
This morning, the market is suffering in Dell (DELL) hell.
Last night, the company posted results for its fiscal second quarter ended July, which beat the Street impressively on the top line, but at the cost of lower-than-expected gross margins, resulting in a miss at the EPS level.
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