valleylist Monday 9.22.2008 v 38.0
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HIGH TECH PRODUCTS
– - to compete with hp $550 mini note
+ hp launches new Compaq laptop series
– - cnet says most fashionable
– - not to be confused with yet the same old computer
+ back to school – - news and reviews from cnet
SILICON VALLEY OWNS THE PC MARKET say 9 companies out of the 1,500 included in the analysis. Verify the data and read company yearly reports and silicon valley jumps out at you. I need to add a few more computer companies to make a compelling case. Yet it’s obvious.
Total market $75 billion and 1,500 companies
- – 9 are particularly interesting
Silicon Valley Companies are in large font.
Company – - – - – $ Mil (000)
| HP | $104,280 |
| IBM | $98,000 |
| SONY | $89,601 |
| DELL | $61,133 |
| TOSHIBA | $60,346 |
| APPLE | $27,000 |
| SUN MICRO | $15,000 |
| ACER | $12,000 |
| FUJITSU | $46,000 |
A detailed analysis at “Yahoo Groups”
- – “The numbers – - silicon valley owns the pc market“
For those interested in silicon valley here’s something. Now it’s Oracle to sell computer hardware for first time . Those interested in the history of computers and the internet in silicon valley should read up on SUN micro - – it’s the history of sun micro computers and it starts with the first tcp/ip equipped workstations. Interested in who launched the pc revolution read up at The Apple Museum .
Not just computer companies. Silicon valley claims world domination in the silicon wafer business.
Intel - – $40 billion – - santa clara ca
Advanced Micro Devices - – $6 billion – - santa clara ca
The numbers suggest:
- – have acer relocate their headquarters from Tokyo to the North American office in san jose
- – apple needs to get bigger
- – silicon valley computer companies who want to emulate hp need to try acquistions on the scale of compaq
- – low cost computers and mass marketing computers on the scale of sony is a pop culture phenomenon
- – Sony and apple have led the way to the consumer market
- – intel recently got bigger and bought their way into the solar power business
- – everybody is still trying to find that $150 laptop computer a great value at a low price
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This week it’s a three way tie with santa clara’s Patricia Mahan bringing in HP Intel and Advanced Micro Devices then cupertino’s Dolly Sandoval bringing in Apple and san jose’s Chuck Reed with a sales call on Acer to have them bring in the world wide headquarters to san jose.
George Bush told everybody to fight the recent economic hit engineered by the investment gang by turning in even bigger numbers than before.
That’s what got Bush elected. The san jose push is to continue to ruin everything for no reason. The flight to Dolly Sandoval’s refuge for the high tech ambitious lately is the tiny town of Cupertino.
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