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Examines the China operations of Dell Computer Corp. Confidence in the company's constant growth in computer and related network services; Estimated total sales volume for 2002; Success of the company in avoiding costs and saving time that would be consumed by middlemen and in warehousing stock.

Reports that more and more Chinese households in the late 1990s own personal computers. Number of Internet subscribers in Beijing; Growth of computer sales; Findings of a survey on computer purchases.

The article focuses on the investment attractiveness of the Web 2.0 concept among startup Internet companies, entrepreneurs, portal sites and foreign venture capital companies in China. Web 2.0 refers to a second generation of services available on the World Wide Web that let people collaborate and share information online. The applications of Web 2.0 offers huge opportunities for the Internet industry in the country.

The article focuses on the operations of Internet cafes in China. The Internet industry regulator has selected big cities as trial sites for lifting restriction on Internet cafes' business hours. The government has announced a new set of regulations intended to tighten control over Internet cafes. The application and approval process for the operation of Internet cafes was made more difficult.

Focuses on the growth of the Internet industry in China. Nasdaq listing of Shanda Interactive Entertainment Ltd; Global capital flowing into the Internet industry of China; Market demand for the Internet industry.

Provides updates concerning the business operations of Beijing, China-based Rising Technology Co. Computer virus blocked by the company's virus removal tool; Products offered by the company; Plan for overseas expansion.

Profiles the most popular executives in China's computer industry as polled by `China Youth Daily.' Includes Yang Yuanqing, vice-chairman of the Legend Group and general manager of the Legend Computer Co.; Zhang Xianghui general manager of Microsoft China's Research and Development Center; Su Qiqiang, co-founder of the companies Lianbang Software and User's Friend; Education; Reason for their popularity.

Reports on Apple Computer Inc.'s adoption of measures to develop its market in China. China Computerworld Expo '93 in September; Opening of representative office in Beijing; Plans to establish cooperative ties with government departments and business partners in China; Legend Group as first Apple distributor in China; Formal operation of Apple-sponsored Computer Training Center at Beijing's Qinghua University; More.

The article reports on the financial performance of personal computer (PC) maker Lenovo Group Ltd. in the first quarter of 2008. It states that the company posted a 12-percent drop in sales, compared to the last quarter of 2007. According to International Data Corp. (IDC), the company was dragged down by poor consumer PC sales that declined by 30 percent. Liu Jie, manager of Lenovo's Greater China and Russia Division, states that the company was not sidetracked by its Olympic Games sponsorship in Beijing, China.

Reports on the debut of China-based personal computer (PC) manufacturer Lenovo PLC in India. Plans to launch a brand under the Lenovo label, while strengthening the 'ThinkPad' brand; Percentage of growth of the PC market in India; Lenovo's acquisition of the PC division of IBM Corp.

Reports on the plans of Wyse Technology Inc., the world's leading thin client computer maker, to increase investment in China.

Reports that chief executive officer Stephen Ward has attended the 20th anniversary of Chinese computer company, Lenovo. Revenue of the firm for 2003; Career history of Ward; Terms of the merger between Lenovo and the International Business Machines Corp.

Focuses on the opportunities for Internet development in China. Competition among search engine providers in the country; Change of status by competitors from Chinese dotcoms to representatives of global players; Role of the Internet in promoting the nation's economic development.

Reports on the growth of the personal computer market in China for the second half of 2002. Volume of computer sales; Dominance over the Japanese market; Identification of largest consumers.

Highlights the Guangzhou Tianhe International Computer Festival in China.

Reports that computer manufacturer Dell donated personal computers to orphans at the Beijing Children's Welfare Institute in Beijing, China. Commitment of the firm to the use of technology in children's education in China; Market prospects for the computer industry in China.

Reports on the opportunities for Hong Kong, China-based companies entering mainland China's computer market. Growth rate of the market; Challenges facing Hong Kong companies in marketing their products in the mainland; Ways in which Hong Kong companies can enter the market.

Reports the 'Websites Interactive Plan' forum by several computer companies in China. Aims of the forum to provide mutual communication in the network industry; List of participants; Invitation of foreign investors, Web site executives and businessmen to the forum.

Reports that a supercomputer called Shenwei-I was put into operation in July 2000 at the Beijing High-Speed Computer Application Center in China. Trial operation of the computer in weather forecasting, human genetic cloning, image formation of earthquakes and oil exploration; Computer's role in growing the national economy.

Reports that China's largest computer manufacturer, Legend Group, has split off into two companies in April 2000. Names of the two companies; Areas of focus for the two companies; Company background; Implications of the reshuffle for the business.

Reports on the drafting of policies to encourage the growth of the computer software industry in China. Reduction of the value-added tax on software and related products; Establishment of software production bases.

Focuses on the popularity of high-technology industries in China. Growth of computer literacy among young people; Computers as a necessity in Chinese homes; China's launch of the Torch Program for the commercial and industrial use of scientific development; Technological developments in the fields for the program.

Discusses technological development efforts of personal computer (PC) manufacturers in China. Development from Legend Computer Co.; Installation of Windows 98 Chinese edition on PC.

Reports on the joint efforts of Intel Corp. and China's Ministry of Electronics Industry (MEI) to expand China's computer industry. Improvement of the viability and competitive strength of China's computer and software manufacturers; Production of desktop computers and service adapters.

Presents a list of the top ten overseas computer manufacturers in China, ranked according to sales volume in 1994. Includes the AST; COMPAQ; International Business Machines Corp.

Presents a list of the top ten computer enterprises in China, ranked according to sales volume in 1994. Includes the Beijing Legend Computer Group Co.; China Great Wall Computer Group C.; Beida Fangzheng Group Co.

Reports on United States-based Cheyenne Software Inc.'s plans to establish operations in Beijing, China in January 1996. Trade partners in the country; Shift to computer networking in the country.

Reports the priority given to the development of China's computer industry with emphasis on new software development key enterprises and a network of data banks.

Reports on Intel Corp.'s ventures in China. Intel's studies of the computer market in China; Intel's promotion of the computer industry; Intel President Andrew S. Grove's visit to China.

Reports on Beijing Bit Co. Ltd of China's expansion of its business scope from just computer products to various electronic products. Opening of branches in Shanghai, Shenzen, Shandong and Changsha; Joint venture with Get Fiber Optic Network Co. Ltd. of Hongkong to import and produce internationally sophisticated products such as network systems products.