Tesco has announced it will begin selling Siemens home computers by the end of next week.
The move follows previous deals with Fujitsu and Apple in an attempt to move away from the traditional grocery store to become a more diverse shopping emporium.
Although PCs in supermarkets seems to be gaining popularity, the UK's second biggest chain, Sainsbury's, has no immediate plans to compete. A spokesman for Sainsbury's said: "Computers are not something we are planning to sell. We are a food store and we wouldn't be interested in computers because you can't eat them."
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