Packard Bell

In desktops and software the Japanese Big Bour were also challenging the U.S. companies. In desktops, IBM had revenues of 13 billion, followed by Compaq with 11 billion, then came Fujitsu with 10 billion, Toshiba with 8 billion, and NBC (which had acquired Packard Bell) with 7.5 billion. Next came Dell also with 7.5 billion. Apple and Hewlett-Packard had 6.5 billion and Gateway 5 billion. 

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AT T Bell Laboratories, 2,25 Christian Doppler Laboratorium fur Katalytische Polymerisation Institut fur Chemische Technologie Organischer Stoffe Technische Universitat Graz, 370 Cornell University, 111 Defence Science and Technology Organisation, 466 DuPont Electronics, 282,494 Fujitsu Laboratories, Ltd., 194 Geo-Centers, Inc., 210,507 Hampton University, 535 Hewlett Packard Laboratories, 235 Hitachi Chemical Company, Ltd., 380 Hoechst Celanese Corporation, 252 IBM Almaden Research Center, 64,101,165,220,403,417 IBM System Technology Division Development Laboratory, 165 IBM Technology Products Division, 333,482,517... 

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