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January 22, 2008 The mini-fridge maker wants to make it big in TVs and lifestyle products, and why not? It's got friends in the NBA and at Macy's and RealNetworks.Photos: From fridges to upscale phonesThis week in IBM news
December 10, 2004 Big Blue tips the balance of power by essentially bowing out of the PC business, handing the reins to China's Lenovo.China's small businesses set for PC boom
October 24, 2005 But homegrown manufacturers look likely to be the winners of the 5 million or so new sales.New Lenovo takes shape
March 3, 2005 The company, which is buying IBM's PC business, aims to become a giant that can compete globally with Dell and HP.Lenovo mulls separate PC brand for India
June 14, 2005 Company says it will continue to push ThinkPad and ThinkCentre in India, but execs say a less-expensive product lineup is possible.Lenovo gets second helping of AMD chips
August 7, 2006 PC maker introduces second line of desktops based on Advanced Micro Devices processors for the U.S. market.Lenovo to tweak ThinkPad name
March 21, 2005 CEO-designate Stephen Ward sheds light on a branding touch-up. Also: From Hong Kong to New York.Lenovo wants to be household name
April 4, 2007 PC company is creating a business unit that will focus on international consumers, a fast-growing segment outside its traditional strengths.Lenovo's next chief looks to the future
December 9, 2004 Stephen Ward, general manager of IBM's Personal Systems Group, will lead the way as the new Lenovo sets its sights outside China.IBM sells PC group to Lenovo
December 8, 2004 update Big Blue to take 18.9 percent stake in Lenovo in $1.75 billion deal joining radically different companies. Method to Palmisano's madness A tough sellLenovo touts notebooks, Olympics push
January 5, 2006 First IBM was the tech company behind the Olympics. Then Samsung. Now it's Lenovo's turn.Lenovo says changing execs is part of a plan
December 21, 2005 Chairman says company's sudden CEO shift is all part of its plan to move into the next phase of an international push.Palmisano memo: 'Repositioning for leadership'
December 8, 2004 In memo to staff, IBM's chief says the PC's consumer electronics focus clashes with Big Blue's "on demand" efforts.Week in review: Big Blue bids adieu to PCs
December 10, 2004 IBM tips the balance of power by essentially bowing out of the PC business, handing the reins to China's Lenovo.
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