Updated Oct. 3, 2012 at 6:52 a.m.
Lenovo's David Schmoock, its top North American executive, holds a new mini desk top. The "Tiny" as it is called will be manufactured at Lenovo's Triad plant next year.
Morrisville, N.C. — ThinkPad laptops and desk top machines will be built in North Carolina beginning next year, company representatives said during a news conference at Lenovo's international executive headquarters in Morrisville. It will mark the first U.S. production for the world's second-largest PC maker.
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Lenovo's David Schmoock, its top North American executive, holds a new mini desk top. The "Tiny" as it is called will be manufactured at Lenovo's Triad plant next year.
Morrisville, N.C. — ThinkPad laptops and desk top machines will be built in North Carolina beginning next year, company representatives said during a news conference at Lenovo's international executive headquarters in Morrisville. It will mark the first U.S. production for the world's second-largest PC maker.
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