Chinese computers establish global reign

 

Lenovo has become world's second largest seller of personal computers. The Chinese company has taken the title from Dell. Lenovo buys computer assembly works to pursues global reign at this point. However, the growth of computer sales has been slowing down steadily.

Gartner and IDC analytical companies lowered the expected growth of the market of personal computers in the current year from 7.1 to 4.2 percent.

Lenovo's share in the third quarter of the year made up 13.5 percent and (13.7% and 12.6 million sold PCs) has grown from 11.1 percent last year. 

In 2011, Lenovo strengthened its positions on the market as it acquired German computer maker Medion AG. In addition, the Chinese company established an enterprise with Japan's NEC.

Dell's share was estimated at 11.6 percent (12 percent and 11 million PCs sold according to IDC). Acer came fourth with 9.2 million computers sold, which made up ten percent of the market share. The top five ends with Asus, which controls 6.5 percent of the market.   Read More