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HP to exploit IBM sale

10 January 2005 •

Firm outlines plans to capitalise on rival's PC division sell-off

Hewlett-Packard (HP) hopes to capitalise on potential confusion caused by IBM's pending $1.75bn sale of its PC division to Chinese firm Lenovo. HP last week launched a PC rebate programme in the ...

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