Who do yo think who got the most computers sold and have alot of money?Hp or dell
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Who do yo think who got the most computers sold and have alot of money?Hp or dell
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HP sells a few machines that dollarwise are astounding. Just how much is that refurbished VAX CLUSTER they sell?
Bob
with a goal of $80 billion for 2005.
According to CNet news based on IDC & Gartner stats reported earlier this year:
Dell sells more personal computers than any other provider on the globe.
In the United States, Dell's market share in the fourth quarter came to 33 percent (33.1 percent for the year), meaning that every third PC shipped to the United States (2004) came from the Round Rock, Texas-based company.
The 2004 Market Share of PC Shipments in the United States:
Dell.........33.1%
HP...........19.9%
Gateway....5.1%
IBM...........5.0%
Apple.........3.3%
JR
(Disclamer...never owned a Dell or have any connection what-so-ever with Dell or any other computer factory, enterprise, business)
as they have a variety of choices/customizable models
also their support isnt too bad.
Dell has the most money and sold most computers because of their brainwashing advertising.
Now, in the case: HP vs. Dell which is better?
HP by a long shot. Especially with an Athlon 64!!!
We just had to make a decision on a new desktop computer, either the HP Pavilion Media Center model or a similar Dell model with all the same features. HP did seem to offer the best deal only by a very small amount but after talking to about 10 other computer users and computer repair experts, all advised not to go with HP so we are going with Dell. HP seems to be bad with service and products lasting without need of repair from what we heard. I'm sure there are many positives for HP that we didn't hear but that was enough to convince us to go with Dell.
HP has improved since and one computer salesman said that he used to work for UPS. He said, "I have had more returns on Dell computers than any other brand by far."
My uncle uses HP servers at work and have had no problems.
My cousin and grandparents use Compaq computers with zero problems.
At today's standpoint:
HP-good
Dell-bad
(It was the other way around a few years ago, and those computer users were pointing to that.)