PCs 'no longer a high priority' as shipments fall for eighth straight quarter

Doug Woodburn
Doug Woodburn
clock 12 October 2016 •
PCs 'no longer a high priority' as shipments fall for eighth straight quarter

HP gains on market leader Lenovo in third quarter, according to preliminary data from Gartner

The global PC market has racked up eight straight quarters of year-on-year decline as consumers continue to gravitate to other devices. That is according to Gartner, which warned that PCs are no longer...

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