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The computer market ushered in a wave of price increases. The reporter visited several computer brand stores in Shenzhen and learned that brands such as HP, Lenovo, and Asus will clearly raise prices on September 1. Among them, HP will first carry out a round of 15% price adjustments on August 28, then increase again on September 1. The cumulative increase will reach about 20% before August 28; Lenovo stores said they have also received a price increase notice and will adjust the price on time on September 1. Asus store staff estimate that their brand will increase at least 500 yuan after September 1. A number of store clerks told reporters that the rise in upstream chip prices is the core driver of this round of price adjustments. In this round of price increases, low-end models bore the brunt, while mid-range and high-end models saw relatively moderate increases. In addition to this, the market price of used computers is also rising at the same time.
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The computer market ushered in a wave of price increases. The reporter visited several computer brand stores in Shenzhen and learned that brands such as HP, Lenovo, and Asus will clearly raise prices on September 1. Among them, HP will first carry out a round of 15% price adjustments on August 28, then increase again on September 1. The cumulative increase will reach about 20% before August 28; Lenovo stores said they have also received a price increase notice and will adjust the price on time on September 1. Asus store staff estimate that their brand will increase at least 500 yuan after September 1. A number of store clerks told reporters that the rise in upstream chip prices is the core driver of this round of price adjustments. In this round of price increases, low-end models bore the brunt, while mid-range and high-end models saw relatively moderate increases. In addition to this, the market price of used computers is also rising at the same time.
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