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Photos: Acer's Ferrari notebook
November 15, 2004 Acer's Ferrari red model 3400 features an AMD Athlon 64 processor and starts at $2,299.Acer revs new Ferrari notebook
November 15, 2004 Device is part of Taiwanese computer maker's ongoing attempt to re-establish itself in U.S. market. Photo: Acer's red FerrariDell: Not the PC company you used to know
December 7, 2007 Company that made it big by being direct will soon sell its gear at Best Buy, not long after similar moves with Staples and Wal-Mart. How times change.Acer seizes opening with Gateway
August 27, 2007 The Taiwanese PC maker has been growing fast. With Gateway, it gets a bigger foothold on U.S. soil.HP, Acer take different paths with AMD's Turion
June 22, 2005 One new notebook is for entertaining and the other is for getting down to business.Acer taps AMD's Turion processor
March 14, 2005 Acer America will become one of the first brand name PC makers to offer AMD's Turion 64 processor in a notebook.Trouble on horizon for 'white box' PC makers
October 30, 2007 As more computer buyers turn to laptops, lesser-known companies that produce PCs will have a hard time keeping up with the big guys.Photos: White-box choicesMeasuring the iPod effect
November 28, 2006 news analysis Apple's Mac sales are up, but it's hard to say how much the ubiquitous iPod has helped.Intel's Core Duo health causes PC industry pain
January 27, 2006 Intel's accelerated launch of its first dual-core notebook processor has forced PC vendors to scramble with new launch schedules.Microsoft dreams up low-cost minitablet
April 25, 2005 Software giant to show off 6-inch-screen prototype and more at WinHEC in Seattle.Acer pulls ahead in global PC race
February 10, 2005 Taiwan firm outstrips global PC market growth by a factor of three to climb to fifth position in worldwide sales.Year in review: Dell's metamorphosis
December 19, 2007 The PC maker navigated major transitions in the executive suite and its business model in 2007.Macs do Windows with no streaks, tests show
April 7, 2006 Benchmarking by CNET shows that running Windows applications on an Intel Mac with Boot Camp is just like using any other Windows PC.Europe tops North America as largest PC market
January 19, 2006 For the first time, the European region ships more PCs than the U.S., reaching 72.6 million.New AMD chips meant for mobile gamers
August 22, 2005 VoodooPC and Acer are among the manufacturers expected to use the chips in new laptops.The next wave of PCs
June 5, 2008 New chips like Intel's Atom and Nvidia's Tegra are shaping the development of PCs from the Eee Box desktop to the emerging category of mobile Internet devices.Lenovo-brand PCs aim to Think for less
February 23, 2006 First Lenovo-branded PCs to appear stateside follow lead of IBM's ThinkPad design philosophy--for much less. Photos: The first Lenovo-branded PCsDell's dilemma--it's about pricing
November 1, 2005 As the company forecasts an earnings slip, bargain PC makers are making steady gains in market share.PC market surged in 2005, will settle in 2006
January 18, 2006 More than 208 million PCs were shipped in 2005--a new record; but the growth will slow down a bit next year.Shadowy shopping at the Beijing PC mall
April 23, 2007 Buying a PC in China is like shopping at a farmers market, but certain shoppers might find themselves with an uninvited tour guide.Photos: A tech trek in Beijing
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