Latest about PC shipments
Worldwide PC shipments have plummeted by over 20%, to the surprise of absolutely no one
News Could it be something to do with.... the memory crisis?
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'Defying common wisdom', people have been buying more high-end graphics cards despite rising prices, with 12.5 million shipped last quarter alone
News That's a whole lot of hardware!
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Fresh evidence from independent researchers confirms the first drop in PC shipments in over a year... and it's only going to get worse
News This, despite Asus and Apple actually having increased shipments.
The Steam Frame is arriving in the US, suggesting the VR headset's launch isn't far off
News Release may be soon, but pricing still remains a mystery.
It's Lenovo a-go-go as the company is responsible for nearly 1 in 4 of all PCs shipped worldwide
News I don't often apologise for a headline, but in this case I feel like I should.
PC shipments have actually grown this quarter despite the RAMpocalypse says IDC. Well, everywhere except the Americas
News It's probably going to be the only bit of good news for PC vendors this year.
Top analyst firm Gartner predicts the 'sub-$500 entry-level PC segment will disappear by 2028', along with worldwide PC shipment decline of 10.4% in 2026
News 'This is the steepest contraction in device shipments witnessed in over a decade'.
Global PC shipments are up 8% overall compared to last year, due to Microsoft killing off Windows 10 and 'strategic inventory adjustments related to certain US import tariffs'
News Nothing like a bit of strategic inventory adjustment to move things along.
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