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Laptops, desktop sales see 'renaissance'

By Paresh Dave on Dec 28, 2020 1:05PM
Laptops, desktop sales see 'renaissance'

Shortages won't ease until 2022.

The world stocked up on laptop and desktop computers in 2020 at a level not seen since the iPhone debuted in 2007, and manufacturers still are months away from fulfilling outstanding orders, hardware industry executives and analysts said. Remote learning and working has upturned the computer ...

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