Lenovo's announcement follows rival Dell's bid to boost its presence in China's booming market with the unveiling of a low-cost personal computer meant for novice Chinese users.

While the nation’s airlines are starting to work their way back to profitability, conditions for passengers are worsening with not enough seats to go around.

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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson apparently subscribes to a different school of marketing and demand than most others -- speaking with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the telecom boss flatly denied that AT&T $10 DSL plan is hidden on the company's website, and went on to say that "customers haven't been clamoring for it," and that since the 768Kbps "user experience is not what I would consider really state of the art," he doesn't really want to sell it to anyone. Of course, customers don't usually clamor for a product that barely anyone knows is available and that requires absurd hoop-jumping just to get set up, but don't let them pesky facts get in your way, Randy.

[Via Techdirt]

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