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Rising component costs could push notebook shipments lower in 2027

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Next year, the biggest challenge for the notebook market is no longer getting hold of components but whether consumers are willing to pay for them, according to TrendForce. Global shipments are projected to decline, and the drop could be considerably steeper if brands pass on the full cost increase.

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Rising component costs could push notebook shipments lower in 2027

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