The US-based PC manufacturers, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, are locked in a hotly contested fight for customers who are less brand conscious and more value conscious. The workstation market is an attractive target for all three, and all three are fine-tuning their approach. Last week Dell introduced the Precision M2800 A new svelte mobile workstation and a new way to test virtualization for workstation-class users – See more at: GraphicSpeak
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