“Inventory becomes older technology and consumers don't get the best (specs available), things need to change for the benefit of the channel and (their) customers,” a representative of Acer stated.
Acer also blames the rise of tablets and the fall of netbook sales on their inventory dilemma. But if you ask me, I would prefer Acer to sell these Acer laptops in developing countries in Africa and Asia, where tablets are considered luxury items. Then again, I am not from Acer and I doubt they would hear this suggestion.
source: Gadget.com
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