Global PC shipments fell 21% YoY in Q3 to 57M units, as memory and other costs pushed prices up; Lenovo retained its market leadership despite a 23% decline
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Summary
Global PC shipments fell 21% year over year in Q3 to 57 million units, as memory and other costs pushed prices up, Counterpoint Research reported.
Key facts
- Lenovo remained the market leader despite a 23% decline.
- Memory and other component costs drove prices higher.
Why it matters
Buyers face higher PC prices as memory and other costs rise, while vendors ship fewer units and Lenovo holds the lead despite a steep drop.
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- TechmemePublication · PrimaryGlobal PC shipments fell 21% YoY in Q3 to 57M units, as memory and other costs pushed prices up; Lenovo retained its market leadership despite a 23% decline (Minsoo Kang/Counterpoint Research)Read at Techmeme