This is a pretty common problem in the technology world. This is one of those unfortunate cases where consumers were caught in-between the change.

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It's possible to be a major force, even if you don't concentrate on the U.S..

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We'll have to see how those programs do. Those have traditionally been somewhat difficult and a headache (for PC vendors); it means more support calls and technical calls.

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It's one of those opportunities where if they screw it up, people pay attention, but if they don't, it's something that kind of seeps into the social consciousness.

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Right now, it's really hard to say who is a leader in this digital entertainment space basically because ... it's like everybody is in the last place.

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The stuff that's driving growth in 2005 was developing regions and falling prices. Nothing changes there in 2006.

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This shouldn't be a big surprise.

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As computer users become more mobile, you widen the liability and the risk. Notebook computer makers have to offer these features because corporate clients are asking for them.

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Entertainment PC leadership is up for grabs. There's no clear winner, but many companies would love to be in that spot. Intel is just taking its best shot.

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