Despite plummeting profit margins, Dell Computer Corp. has no intention of backing off from an aggressive PC pricing strategy that it initiated earlier this year.

Prudential said Dell remains focused on correcting its consumer-pricing strategy and optimizing earnings per share and cash flow, potentially at the expense of some revenue growth over the next ...

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In a move to simplify sales and regain lost market share, Dell said Thursday it will streamline its online pricing and end most consumer and small-business rebates over the next 12 to 18 months.

Dell will announce first-quarter results on May 18. Steve Kleynhans, an analyst at META Group, said Dell was being swept up in price-cutting wars among PC makers, especially for low-end machines.

With most makers using a strategy of low-volumes and high-profits in the MoDT PC segment, sources at MoDT makers noted that Dell's strategy is quite different and the PC vendor is unlikely to see ...

Dell plans to announce PC pricing changes that could move it away from inexpensive, bare-bones hardware toward more mainstream computers that cost more.