No-brand PCs to gain market share

In 2003, white-box PCs accounted for 28% of desktops, 14-15% of notebooks and 22.6% of servers sold in the U.S., IDC said. The server figures are preliminary. Non-branded PC makers, who control more than a quarter of the desktop market, are in position to take advantage of an improving economy to boost their share of notebooks and servers sold in the U.S.