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Revenues were not up to scratch for Dell for its fiscal first quarter 2012 earnings, despite expectations on its earnings per share being impressive. A reported revenue of $15 billion was revealed for the most recent quarter.

It was a one percent from a year ago, but below the $15.4 billion of Wall Street’s expectations. A 188 percent increase over the 17 cents per share reported over a year ago also emerged. Laptops, desktops and smartphones’s unit showed disappointing results too.

Because there was a 7% decrease from last year to $3 billion. So, not really impressive reading for Dell. What do you think?

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i wish tht it will be just equal! |:
thansk for sharing about this


i wish dell better luck


aww, these are ok results. but there’s still room for improvement !~


Ah, I wonder what they’ll do to improve this.


pretty decent i think~
not that much worse!


pretty good statistics for Dell xD
but sucks cause of the devices not going well xD
thanks for sharing smile


Makes sense. I’ve moved onto Toshiba products ><


doctorwho - 05/18/11 2:34 pm

Well the 7% decrease doesn’t sound too bad since the actual was $15 billion - .4 billion less than what was expected by Wallstreet.

I’m not surprise by the decrease in unit sales. My friends used Dell and had some serious problems with their products.

Well said. I agree with your words :]


Well the 7% decrease doesn’t sound too bad since the actual was $15 billion - .4 billion less than what was expected by Wallstreet.

I’m not surprise by the decrease in unit sales. My friends used Dell and had some serious problems with their products. 


OUCH! This is totally bad!
I totally hope that they consumer revenue will increase!
I expected much more from Dell.



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