Questions surrounding HP’s PC business deter enterprise customers

i guess u could say it takes juan, to know juan…

while that may be true, it is said that “there can be only Juan!”

I wouldn’t buy an HP unless you got an Envy which I did which I like a lot, much different than their other computers and premium feeling to it.  Though the battery life is poor, at least on the i7 models.  The new models with i5 second gen with integrated graphics are suppose to help that.

You must have been using HP consumer laptops then.  Their business series is quite good, better than Lenovo made Thinkpads which are not nearly as good as the IBM made Thinkpads.  Lenovo has cut material and build quality by a lot.  In fact the very large, very well known company I work for just switched to HP W series laptops from Lenovo.  Way too many DOA laptops and laptops that died after a month or so of use.  My T400 is due for replacement soon and I was looking forward to getting an HP W series but who knows what will happen now.
Even if HP dumps their cheap crappy consumer laptop division they should still sell the business series if they intend to sell HP servers.
This is a truly monumental screw up on HP’s part and the guy at Dreamworks that says he’s not worried is really not paying attention.

I just remembered that they opened retail stores too!  This could be part of it all.

Think about, they once again take a page from Apple’s playbook and create a stella line of PCs that run windows the way its supposed to run and integrate the ecosystem with Zune, Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360, Kinect. and do it right.They have the capability to do it just look at their hardware division who have had many success stories from the Kinect to Mice to XBox. I suggest that their strategy of licensing their OS has come to an end, after years of vendors making inferior hardware that contributed to MSFT earning a bad reputation. With these low margins the foreign companies will begin to abandon the PC market. Microsoft has an opportunity to turn things around.I suggest that they also produce line of a high power machines that will let them compete with Oracle/ Sun in that enterprise business. Its a no brainer in a few years all these corporations will need to switch to either Mac OS or Windows 8, Microsoft can not chance them leaving their platform. If they get into corporations using the old IBM model of service and software they will be able to usher in and guide those corporate clients into Windows 8. Otherwise faced with sub quality hardware choices Corporate will turn to Apple. Microsoft has been given a once in a lifetime opportunity, a few decades ago they were smart enough to jump through a window like this, let’s see if they still nimble enough to do it once again.

Think about, they once again take a page from Apple’s playbook and create a stella line of PCs that run windows the way its supposed to run and integrate the ecosystem with Zune, Windows Phone 7,
Think about, they once again take a page from Apple’s playbook and create a stella line of PCs that run windows the way its supposed to run and integrate the ecosystem with Zune, Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360, Kinect. and do it right.They have the capability to do it just look at their hardware division who have had many success stories from the Kinect to Mice to XBox. I suggest that their strategy of licensing their OS has come to an end, after years of vendors making inferior hardware that contributed to MSFT earning a bad reputation. With these low margins the foreign companies will begin to abandon the PC market. Microsoft has an opportunity to turn things around.I suggest that they also produce line of a high power machines that will let them compete with Oracle/ Sun in that enterprise business. Its a no brainer in a few years all these corporations will need to switch to either Mac OS or Windows 8, Microsoft can not chance them leaving their platform. If they get into corporations using the old IBM model of service and software they will be able to usher in and guide those corporate clients into Windows 8. Otherwise faced with sub quality hardware choices Corporate will turn to Apple. Microsoft has been given a once in a lifetime opportunity, a few decades ago they were smart enough to jump through a window like this, let’s see if they still nimble enough to do it once again.

Are you on drugs or just retarded?  Who the hell wants a Zune, W8 and Win Phone ecosystem?  If it comes from a cow or horse or your ass, shit is shit.