Samsung ends Europe laptop push after poor sales

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Long-rumoured exit from portables market 'for now' confirmed due to poor market conditions

Samsung has today confirmed its plans to exit the laptop market – including sales of Chromebook devices – across Europe. The vendor provided a statement to ChannelWeb that clarifies the several ...

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