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SmartStep’s weak performance may move Dell to rethink low-price strategy

David Tzeng, Taipei; Chou Hua-hsin, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 10 June 2002 0

Weak sales of the SmartStep, which Dell Computer bills as the world’s lowest-priced notebook, could prompt the PC maker to reconsider its strategy in the bargain-price notebook segment.

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