Despite PC shipments falling 13.9% in the first quarter, Lenovo (LNVGY 1.29%) managed to buck the industry trend. For the quarter, the Chinese PC maker reported unchanged volume growth, which allowed it to pick up 2% market share. In this video, Motley Fool contributor Steve Heller weighs in on what Lenovo does better than its competitors and if Intel (INTC -8.42%) could help revive the PC industry as a whole.
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Is Lenovo the Future Face of PCs?
By Steve Heller
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Apr 22, 2013 at 7:30PM
NASDAQ: INTC
Intel
Market Cap
$90B
Today's Change
(-8.42%) -$1.91
Current Price
$20.73
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After all, it’s the only company that’s managed to mitigate the PC apocalypse.
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$20.73
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$-1.91
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$26.67
(1.29%)
$0.34
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