Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Dell laptops are getting less competitive

Today I am going to BestBuy and I am checking three laptops with touch screens in the range $750-$950. Found three Lenovo, HP Envy and Dell Inspiron. Dell Inspiron was the worst from the bunch - clunky with lots of plastics which felt like are about to get loose and was the most expensive from the three. Not good, folks, not good..

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-06/china-orders-government-state-firms-to-dump-foreign-pcs

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Post ID: @wvqk+1gbBzlNZ

Hey I’ll admit as a former employee, I wish my current employer offered Dell laptops.

I do miss my old XPS

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Post ID: @dlyr+1gbBzlNZ

they're beating out hp and lenovo for sales

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Post ID: @dfzq+1gbBzlNZ

I’ve seen box cost vs sales cost and the PC market and their is money to be made based on the product. Let’s just be honest dell laptops suck excepts for the XPS 13. Everything else is flimsy and cheap plastic.

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Post ID: @doev+1gbBzlNZ

Servers are a large moneymaker. Software $$$ is sweet.
Support money is free money.

Consumer targeted computer is not going to make us rich, that ship has sailed - that's a all low end low margin commodity business.

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Post ID: @alff+1gbBzlNZ

@vjw It's always been that way in the PC business. The hardware are basically loss leaders.

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Post ID: @gxd+1gbBzlNZ

Dell has to sell Services and Support because the Product is worthless. As far as software they just push SW , no innovation there.

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Post ID: @skx+1gbBzlNZ

I always heard that the PC business isn't where the revenue comes from. It's the software, services, extended support, servers, etc...

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