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Radio Shack Chooses Compaq
January 28, 1998 Radio Shack partners exclusively with Compaq rather than IBM to sell PCs throughout their 7,000 stores. Six years later, IBM sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo. Compaq was the exclusive PC sold in Radio Shack stores for many years. Radio Shack Chooses Compaq is original content of This Day in…
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Radio Shack Chooses Compaq
January 28, 1998 Radio Shack partners exclusively with Compaq rather than IBM to sell PCs throughout their 7,000 stores. Six years later, IBM sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo. Compaq was the exclusive PC sold in Radio Shack stores for many years. Radio Shack Chooses Compaq is original content of This Day in…
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Radio Shack Chooses Compaq
January 28, 1998 Radio Shack partners exclusively with Compaq rather than IBM to sell PCs throughout their 7,000 stores. Six years later, IBM sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo. Compaq was the exclusive PC sold in Radio Shack stores for many years. The post Radio Shack Chooses Compaq appeared first on This Day…
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Radio Shack Chooses Compaq
January 28, 1998 Radio Shack partners exclusively with Compaq rather than IBM to sell PCs throughout their 7,000 stores. Six years later, IBM sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo. Compaq was the exclusive PC sold in Radio Shack stores for many years. The post Radio Shack Chooses Compaq appeared first on This Day…
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Radio Shack Chooses Compaq
January 28, 1998 Radio Shack partners exclusively with Compaq rather than IBM to sell PCs throughout their 7,000 stores. Six years later, IBM sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo. Compaq is still the exclusive PC sold in Radio Shack to this day. This Day in Tech History Tech History provided by This…
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Radio Shack Chooses Compaq
January 28, 1998 Radio Shack partners exclusively with Compaq rather than IBM to sell PCs throughout their 7,000 stores. Six years later, IBM sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo. Compaq is still the exclusive PC sold in Radio Shack to this day. This Day in Tech History
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Sixth Round Pick Stephen Woods Jr. Chooses UAlbany
Sixth Round Pick Stephen Woods Jr. Chooses UAlbany ALBANY, N.Y. – In December of 2012, Stephen Woods Jr., a 6-foot-2, 205 pound hard-throwing righty, signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball for head coach Jon Mueller and the University at Albany Great Danes. However, the plans looked as though they could change significantly…
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Sixth Round Pick Stephen Woods Jr. Chooses UAlbany
Sixth Round Pick Stephen Woods Jr. Chooses UAlbany ALBANY, N.Y. – In December of 2012, Stephen Woods Jr., a 6-foot-2, 205 pound hard-throwing righty, signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball for head coach Jon Mueller and the University at Albany Great Danes. However, the plans looked as though they could change significantly…