iPad has decreased lappy sale by 50%

iPad has decreased lappy sale by 50% – Best Buy

Electronics retailers are revamping their aisles to focus on hand-held gadgets this holiday season to excite consumers who have grown weary of their traditional big-sellers: televisions and personal computers.

Handhelds are changing electronics retailing. Above, a Best Buy employee in Chicago delivers iPads in April.
Shoppers this Christmas can expect to see more smartphones, electronic readers and touch-screen computers in the most prominent store displays, underscoring a dramatic shift to powerful portable devices that is fast changing the face of consumer electronics retailing.

The new priorities are plainly evident in the changing strategy of Best Buy Co., the nation's largest electronics retailer by revenue, which is now morphing into a mobile gadget specialist after decades of promoting the latest in big-screen televisions, desktop computers and high-fidelity stereos. Read more on Wall Street Journal

Comments

Anonymous said…

I would say thanks for taking Entourage out of our heads.... it was ridiculous!!!

September 19, 2010 at 6:53 PM

Bob Offery said…

Unbelievable... I would suggest this to my organization in no time... :)this is WOWWWW news man

September 19, 2010 at 6:54 PM

Anonymous said…

Wats so great in this... they both are brothers...

September 19, 2010 at 6:55 PM

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