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Based on a report by Omdia, the PC industry, grappling with supply chain constraints, is swiftly moving away from the budget market and pivoting towards higher-priced segments. The market for entry-level PCs, priced under $500 and encompassing the majority of educational and basic consumer devices, is projected to contract by 35%. Owing to their meager profit margins and low priority in production capacity allocation, the budget market is experiencing rapid compression, with smaller manufacturers teetering on the brink of elimination. Concurrently, robust sales growth is expected in the $1,300 to $1,499 price bracket. Escalating memory costs and scarcities of CPUs and GPUs are compelling manufacturers to concentrate on product lines capable of maintaining healthy gross profit margins.
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