Keeping the PC in UK plc

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When even major vendors like Dell struggle to sustain their PC businesses, what chance is there for UK-based manufacturers?

Who would choose to manufacture in the UK, let alone products in a market as competitive as PCs, with its razor-thin margins, and peaks and troughs of demand to contend with? Remarkably, compani...

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