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Worldwide chip shortages shouldn't stop laptops from thriving

Worldwide chip shortages shouldn’t stop laptops from thriving

Posted on May 27, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Lower-priced components are in short supply, which probably (probably!) means that the PC is safe.

The worldwide chip shortage shouldn’t have a significant effect on the 2021 PC market, which should increase by about 18 percent in 2021, analyst firm IDC said late Tuesday.

IDC reported that shipments of laptops and desktops aren’t as affected by a worldwide shortage of semiconductors, which has provoked concern from top chip executives as well as the Biden administration. 
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