Tablets, virtualisation and 2010 hangover holding back PC sales

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Market gains 2.6 per cent, but falls just short of quarterly IDC forecast

The global PC market grew by 2.6 per cent in the past quarter, just shy of a predicted 2.9 per cent gain, according to new figures from IDC. The analyst firm said that competition from mobile de...

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