PC sales are still shrinking but they aren’t shrinking as quickly as previously feared. The latest numbers from IDC show that PC sales declined by 7.6 percent year-over-year in the third quarter of 2013, although this is actually an improvement from IDC’s original projection of a 9.5 percent decline.
The world’s three biggest PC makers led the charge in the not-as-bad-as-expected quarter, as Lenovo, HP and Dell all posted modest year-over-year increases in sales in Q3 2013. But while sales from the PC industry’s big three have stabilized, sales from smaller players Asus and Acer continued to plummet year-over-year by more than 34 percent each during the quarter.
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