Why history isn’t on Dell’s side

April 03rd, 2008 | Category: Laptops

Tech pundit Nicholas Carr predicted Dell’s current predicament more than three years ago.

Carr, in a guest column for BusinessWeek Online, wrote that he worried Dell

didn’t understand how the computer market and consumer tastes where changing (full disclosure: I was the editor on that column, but Carr’…

Orginal post by Jim Kerstetter

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