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Analysts: NEC could exit home desktop market

Compiled from outside sources Miruku Lin, Research Center; Willie Teng, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 11 April 2001 0

Many analysts believe Japanese PC giant NEC will retreat from the home-use desktop market. In February, NEC held a meeting to announce the company’s intentions to restructure its PC and semiconductor operations. The details will be explained on...

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