Emily Tan
Dec 9, 2011

PC sales in Malaysia drop by 25 per cent

KUALA LUMPUR - The 25 per cent drop in Malaysian PC sales in the third quarter is not truly significant, as sales in the previous quarter were artificially inflated by the shipment of 280,000 netbooks under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission's '1 Million Netbooks' programme, IDC has said.

PC sales have dropped by 25% in Malaysia

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