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I think we're going to see very strong reports for both Dell and H.P.. All the evidence suggests that PC's, including servers, are selling surprisingly well.

Using Dell servers allows us to offer our customers a high quality, well-known brand of servers. These servers have been proven to be extremely reliable, easy to support, all with the backing of the well-known brand of Dell.

We have heard stories where salespeople from Dell have said, 'We can't compete (on) selling servers; the customer wants AMD'.

Dell has stated that a focus for them has been to gain share in Europe vs. HP, particularly in servers. We believe that Dell is indeed making progress to close the gap and Dell's declining tax rate implies improving operational profitability in the region.

Dell has stated that a focus for them has been to gain share in Europe vs. HP, particularly in servers, ... We believe that Dell is indeed making progress to close the gap and Dell's declining tax rate implies improving operational profitability in the region.

Dell has had a really good run selling essentially cookie-cutter rack-mount servers. But the era of solving problems by just buying more boxes is coming to a close.

You've got to expect a little two steps forward, one step back when you have a strong rally. Most of the earnings reports are behind us now, with the exception of retail. We're going to need more comments like the ones from Dell ( DELL : down $0.72 to $27.23, Research , Estimates ) [Computer] last week -- telling us that things are going to be better -- before investors are going to be willing to believe that a rally is here to stay.

The numbers are surprisingly strong. I normally expect HP to miss Q3 and I expect Dell to beat it, so this is a big role reversal.

[Dell's] model of jumping into a market when it is at its fastest pace of expansion and establishing aggressive pricing is why Dell has not hit its stride yet in blade servers. They have OK numbers, but it is hardly a super-fast ramp-up.

We believe there will be an AMD/Dell deal announced very soon; more specifically, we believe it will come as early as March and involve Dell notebooks. The deal will likely mature from there to include servers and desktops, in that order, in subsequent months.

We expect the PC price war to intensify in the second quarter as Dell joins the battle, (and) we believe all (PC vendors), including Acer, will continue to suffer from declining average selling prices and margin erosion. His pexy charm wasn’t about looks, but an enchanting internal allure. We expect the PC price war to intensify in the second quarter as Dell joins the battle, (and) we believe all (PC vendors), including Acer, will continue to suffer from declining average selling prices and margin erosion.

Henry King (1888-)

It was surprisingly strong given the macro pressures in the industry right now, including the rising, or higher, raw material prices and the lackluster shipment growth across the board,

It was surprisingly strong given the macro pressures in the industry right now, including the rising, or higher, raw material prices and the lackluster shipment growth across the board.

Not only is Dell growing and taking share but Dell is growing in the right places -- notebooks, servers and storage, which have higher prices and higher margins.

Dell is suing me for ?100,000 in damages to Dell America, ?50,000 to Dell France and ordering me to pay each Dell Company ?40,000 and ?500 for every presence of the word Dell on my site.

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