Netbooks drive PC sales in Europe

Iain Thomson
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Strong market growth recorded, despite recession fears

Netbook sales have driven growth in the European PC market An analysis of the European PC market has shown strong growth, despite fears of a recession. Overall PC sales were up by 27 per cent...

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