Sentence examples for selling of computers from inspiring English sources

Like Michael Dell, Ted Waitt pioneered direct selling of computers but with this difference: Whereas Dell concentrated on the corporate market, Gateway sold mostly to individuals — a bad mistake.

While there, he developed strategies around the direct selling of computer systems and services that helped propel Dell into its current global leadership position.

The tiny, low-cost notebook computers are selling fast, driving down the average selling price of computers across the entire PC industry.

The explosive popularity of sub-$1,000 computers has reduced the average selling price of computers.

IBM continued to innovate, selling millions of computers to consumers for many years.

There are no late-night TV infomercials selling videos of "Computers Gone Wild" for only $19.95.

For example, the company said that in the first two quarters the sales were trending upwards and average selling prices of computers were flat with the fourth quarter of 1998.

Dell, which pioneered direct selling of personal computers, said sales through its Web site approached half of revenue, and, by the end of the quarter, were averaging $40 million a day, up from $14 million a year ago.

Simply selling this knowledge base to another enterprise (e.g. the selling of a computer program).

A firm may use its knowledge-capital in a value creation process by: Simply selling this knowledge base to another enterprise (e.g. the selling of a computer program).

Bradley says that HP is selling $4 million worth of computers in his group every hour, with 2 computers sold each second.