Recently, the news that Lenovo Group may enter the Brazilian PC market by means of acquisition has been heated again. As soon as this news came out, the industry's comments were mixed. The proponents believe that it is a wise choice to find suitable targets for investment in the cold winter of the economy. Once the economy recovers, they can quickly start the market offensive. The opposition believes that in an uncertain economic environment, M&A is equivalent to burning money, and cost saving is the best way to survive the winter.

We won't speculate about whether the acquisition will ultimately succeed, but the value brought to Lenovo by this news is worth thinking about. First of all, shortly after the news came out, the news that Dell was considering participating in the bidding again appeared on the Internet, which also reminds us of the bidding between Lenovo and Acer for Packard Bell. It can be seen that Lenovo's acquisition card at this time can not only consider its own expansion needs, but also create pressure on competitors and disrupt their established strategies.

Secondly, in the cold economic winter environment, Lenovo, which released the acquisition news, was also a wise move to enhance investor confidence. Stimulated by this news, Lenovo's share price rose as much as 26% on the same day. This also set the biggest one-day increase in Lenovo's stock in more than eight years.

Free Blu ray drive? There is no falling pie in the world, and naturally there will be no falling Blu ray CD drive. Even if it falls, it will not hit you. However, recently, many consumers were hit hard by the accidentally dropped Blu ray disc drive, but after the hit, the Blu ray recording disc drive disappeared, and consumers only got unspeakable pain after the hit.

On November 21, due to the failure of Dell's order system again, in the order of Dell 1525 notebook computers, the original blue ray disc drive of thousands of yuan was delivered to consumers at absolutely zero cost. Although the failure time is very short, Dell still freezes the orders of users who placed orders in this short time. However, the waiting time for this batch of orders was up to 12 days. After nearly half a month of waiting, most consumers could only refund and cancel their orders in frustration. In this order system accident, Dell apparently did not lose anything, but its "legacy" to consumers may not be cured in a day or two.

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