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IBM PC Company

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IBM PC Company
A subsidiary of the IBM Corporation located in Raleigh, NC, that was involved with all aspects of IBM PCs. In 2004, it became part of Lenovo, which acquired IBM's ThinkPad personal computers. See Lenovo.


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In the case of IBM, he wrote, ``when IBM refused to abate the promotion of those of its own products that competed with Windows and Office,'' Microsoft's suite of business productivity software, ``Microsoft punished the IBM PC Company with higher prices, a late license for Windows 95 and the withholding of technical and marketing support.
Gates said that while he would like to see Stimac head up the IBM division, he told him of problems Microsoft had with the IBM PC Company.
 
 
 
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