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Year in review: The rise of the Netbook
December 18, 2008 As consumers clamped down on expenses, it appeared a prescient move that PC makers began touting the smaller, cheaper machines.Photo: PC for road warriors
March 30, 2005 Dell on Wednesday launched its 2.5-pound Latitude X1, the PC maker's smallest portable yet.Brazil: An emerging market faces challenges
August 26, 2008 As a PC sales market, Brazil is unquestionably strong, but it's also a place where abject poverty abounds.Dell: 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.PC buyers aim to cut the 'crapware'
April 26, 2007 Following the lead of businesses, some consumers are wiping their systems clean and starting over, but it's not always easy.The XP alternative for Vista PCs
September 21, 2007 Microsoft is quietly telling PC makers they can offer a Windows XP "downgrade" to customers buying systems preloaded with Vista.Image: Lenovo's XP 'downgrade' programAcer 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.Coming soon: The 8-terabyte desktop
February 28, 2006 Eight terabytes of data storage? That's like 8,000 pick-up trucks filled with books. But VoodooPC says you'll like it.Limited choices for Windows XP holdouts
February 22, 2007 If you're hesitant about making the leap to Windows Vista, expect a hassle trying to find an XP computer on store shelves.What Wal-Mart means to Dell
May 24, 2007 Direct sales aren't working the same magic they once did for the PC maker. Can it now cash in at retail?Lenovo completes buy of IBM's PC business
May 1, 2005 The $1.75 billion deal creates the world's third-largest PC maker, trailing only Dell and Hewlett-Packard in sales.Microsoft extends Windows XP's stay
September 27, 2007 Customers, not quite ready for Vista, persuade the company to allow PC makers to keep selling XP for an additional five months.California's $116 million in PC contracts
July 1, 2005 An open, competitive bidding process yields contracts for seven PC makers, including Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Gateway.Dell sued over bait-and-switch charges
February 23, 2005 Potential California class action suit involves more than 100 complaints about the price and quality of PCs.Gateway makes first foray into China
June 15, 2007 The computer maker will sell its PCs through Digital China, while Dell tries to target upscale consumers in the country.Gateway upgrades PC security contract
August 3, 2005 PC maker Gateway revised its contract for PCs with computer security software firm Symantec.Intel Wi-Fi software hogs PC memory
August 25, 2006 Software update for Intel wireless hardware is faulty and can hog PC memory, but an update is due Friday.Yearning for color on laptops
January 30, 2006 Black and gray may dominate the choices for many machines, but options are growing for people bored with plain old PCs.Photos: Modded laptopsSun program designed to spread Java software
May 15, 2006 With updates and technical support, Sun's new plan encourages PC manufacturers to distribute Java Standard Edition.Gateway turns off the TV
July 21, 2005 Merger with eMachines and closure of Gateway stores had a lot to do with the decision, analysts say.
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