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Lenovo makes play for Europe with plans to take over Medion

Lenovo is reportedly planning to acquire a controlling interest in German consumer electronics brand Medion for more than $331 million in cash and stock. The Wall Street Journal reports the move could help Lenovo expand its business in Europe.

Based in China, Lenovo was hardly a household name in the US before the company acquired IBM’s PC business in 2005. Now Lenovo is one of the 5 largest PC makers in the world.

Medion offers an Akoya line of budget laptops and netbooks, along with desktop computers, television, mobile devices, and other electronics.

Posted on Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 11:00 am by Brad Linder | 1 Comment




  • Ruudboek

    This will result in less competition and higher prices, bad for the consumer.

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