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| Time:
20:42 EST/01:42 GMT | News Source:
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Round Rock (TX) - Dell today announced preliminary results for its fiscal Q4 2007, ended on February 2 of this year. Revenues and earnings came in significantly below last year's levels.
The impact Windows Vista could not save Dell from another rough quarter. The new operating system was launched just four business days before the end of Dell's fiscal Q4, but Microsoft has been marketing the software since the very beginning of last year's Christmas season, which helped PC manufacturers to generate Vista-related holiday sales.
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Not be be a smart ass or anything but...
How would a boost in sales cause a stabilization? A boost (a rough change) is the exact opposite of stabilization.
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