PC and laptops booming

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Monday, 01 April, 2002

The PC and laptop resellers market is holding steady and showing signs of promise, according to channel research company Inform.

Inform's research states that while the indirect PC market grew only 3% over December 2001, it grew 7% compared to January 2001.

Laptops grew even more with a monthly growth of 12% in January 2002 over December 2001, and an annual growth rate of 28%.

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