Business PCs may not be the sexiest players in the
PC market, but where the actual number of units the big PC makers ship
each year is concerned, they do represent a significant segment. Think
about it: You can still write a novel on a typewriter, shoot photographs
with film, or play music live and record it with a DAT deck, but very
few businesses can get their work done without a PC. Even a mom-and-pop
shop that caters to a non-technological audience (say, a buggy whip
maker) needs a PC to communicate with suppliers, customers, and
potential customers. E-mail, Twitter, the Web: All of these technologies
make today's business happen.Read more about Desktop on PCMag.com
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