PC demand: Intel, HP, Apple will have ‘some hard times’ in first half of 2023, IDC VP says

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IDC Consumer Device Trackers Group VP Ryan Reith joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss top smartphone makers, global smartphone shipments, vendor woes, sales, and the outlook for growth.

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