As we all know, Dell had been facing some difficulties a while back in selling its PC to consumers. As they did make some showroom somewhere in Texas, to process orders, but eventually they came down to selling at branded stores such as Walmart, Comp USA, etc. Well, I found something interesting on HP dominating the retail market. The new hp laptops are very fast, but also very sleek in design as well.

“HP retained the #1 spot for global PC shipments in the third quarter, according to IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker. Overall, PC shipments grew by a healthy 15.5% for the quarter. All top 5 vendors in shipments saw increases in marketshare compared to the same period last year except for Dell. Dell’s marketshare was down 1.7% compared to the third quarter last year, but still placed the company comfortably at second place. Lenovo came in third for the quarter with 8.2% marketshare, followed closely by Acer at 8.1% and then finally Toshiba at 4.4%.HP held the top spot thanks to its 19.6% marketshare and 33% growth in shipments year over year. Other manufacturers with significant year-over-year growth included Lenovo with 22.9%, Acer with 59.2%, and Toshiba with 17.3%. Dell was the only company in the top 5 that saw single digit year-over-year growth of 3.8%.”

Acer too has been capturing the market. They have some great laptops and best of all, really good price. Toshiba is bit iffy, but not bad. I think they need a better battery plan, and maybe some more models. Oh yeah, a little price cut as well.

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Google, the internet giant has disproved wallstreet again. Google’s third quarter net revenue rose by 61%,  to a hefty amount $3.01 billion. Earnings per share rose 3.91, beating forecasts of $3.78.  Unbelievably, google captures nearly 32% of the of the $21.4 billion in U.S. advertising spending. However, google has stated that margins will get slimmer, since it is doing many investments in just about every sector of the market in advertising. Additionally, google has planned to launch new video ads, which will enable them to expand more, and obviously, make a few billion here and there.

If I am not mistaken, the video ads are already on many pages, and they seem to be very precise. Great quality.  As Google expands, it’s trying to capture just about anything it can. Buying google shares at a heft price of nearly $630 per share, shouldn’t be something to doubt on. I think it will around $800.

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