The movement to notebooks for people who are largely not mobile workers and were doing it because of lower heat and smaller space requirements, that part of the trend flattened out a bit as we got to very small form factor desktops and LCD monitors becoming more affordable.
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More Peter Sutherland on Wikipedia.The commercial enterprise market that we serve continues to require desktops because there are, frankly, a lot of roles that don't require mobility or their requirements are kind of modest.
The sale of the desktop PC in itself is really not a profitable business model. It certainly was 15 to 20 years ago when the prices were 10 times what they are now and the margins higher than that.
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