Re: Dell is dying???

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<37756968-c2c2-4c26-8463-8993e4a68d9d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Tommy Troll <tom_elam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:med

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22029763/

"We embarked this year on a long-term strategy to re-ignite growth,
and our third quarter results indicate we're making solid progress
through investments in five key business priorities -- consumer,
emerging countries, notebooks, enterprise and small-medium business,"
Michael Dell said in a statement.

And this PC company is doing OK too:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21897415/

Sales jumped 15 percent to $28.29 billion, nearly $1 billion more than
the $27.4 billion Wall Street was expecting.

Aided by falling prices for components such as memory chips, strong PC
sales were behind much of that growth, including a 49 percent rise in
laptop sales to $5.16 billion and a 15 percent increase in desktop
computer sales to $4.21 billion.

You just have to pity those who can only choose one PC brand out of
blind loyalty.

Apple is a brand just like any other. Mac users typically make an
informed, educated choice to go with the best computing platform
available. They make incredible products, that are a pleasure to use.

I pity Windows who very rarely make informed choice. They simply go with
the cheapest POS because, well everybody uses Windows so it must be good
right???

But the tides are turning. The grass roots movement on the Mac platform
is too huge to turn back now. Microsoft is now irrelevant.

You wintards are paranoid over. This is what keeps you coming back to
CSMA.
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