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IDC: Dell Reclaims U.S. PC Crown Amid Shrinking Market, Fierce Competition

The market for PCs continues to contract, leaving the top vendors fighting for a piece of a shrinking pie. Here are the details about Q1 PC shipments, according to IDC.

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Lenovo Maintains Spot As Worldwide No. 1

Lenovo's growth in the U.S. helped it maintain its position atop the worldwide PC market. The company finished the first quarter with 20 percent market share worldwide, followed by HP with 19 percent market share, Dell with nearly 15 percent market share; Apple with 7.4 percent share and Asus, with 7 percent share, according to IDC.

 
 
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