Computer-maker Dell is attempting to off-load its computer manufacturing plants around the world, The Wall Street Journal reported in its Friday edition. The company has approached contract manufacturers over the last few months offering to sell the plants, the newspaper reported quoting "people familiar with the matter."Contract manufacturers are companies that specialize in making electronics products to-order and are a vital part of the world's electronics industry. A large percentage of the computer, networking and consumer electronics goods on sale from famous brand-names are made by such companies, many of which are based in Taiwan or China.
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you won't find Dell in the shopsDell have recently started selling through PCWorld SHOPS (in the UK, anyway), looks like they're changing directionWell they've been selling systems at Wal-mart in the USA for over a year now...
Dude! You're getting a Dell... factory.
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