who are the top 20 pc manufacturers worldwide?
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microsoft\ndell \nlinux\napple\nhp\ntoshiba\nibm\nfujitsu\nsony\nCompaq\nE-Machines\nGateway
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1. McDonald's\n2. Comcast\n3. Visa\n4. Yahoo\n5. Microsoft
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Do you mean, list them here?   YIKES, there are countless brands. \n\nGood luck
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One of the leading and most trusted (and probably the cheapest) of the on line retail PC parts stores are Newegg and Tiger Direct.\nIf you own a retail business and have a tax id number, you can purchase wholesale at Maxgroup or D and H Distributors.\nThey are the 2 biggest wholesale distributors in the USA.\n\nLinks below:
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guangdong has lots of factories deal in computer hardware components.generally, in a good price,i think the quality is good too.
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Did you call the manufacturer of your computer?  The Geek Squad at Best Buy are pretty good too.
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Lenovo by far, followed by some Compaqs (but not the Presarios) then I would say Toshiba Tectra's, and Acer is alittle ways farther down the list.
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Dell, Sony, Compaq, Winbook....\n1GB of Ram, (>at least) 80GB hard drve, Pentium 4 Dual Core @ (>at least) 3.0GHz), AMD Athalon 64, Windows XP PRO,
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IBM sold out their PC manufacturing to a company called Lenovo in 2005. Same product, same architecture, same name, different manufacturer. Here is their website:\nhttp://www.lenovo.com/us/en/\nUse the product link found in the top navigation to view and customize their laptops.
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Asus\nAbit\n\n... few others
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Dell or PC World... if you do go to PC World, the advent ones are cheap and cheerful... don't let them talk you into buying anything else for it though (unless its a bag and you want one)!!
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Acer Inc. \nTaipei Hsien 221, Taiwan, R.O.C.\n2005 financial results: Operating income NT$7.65B Acer ranks as the world's No. 4 branded PC vendor, designing easy, dependable IT solutions that empower people to reach their goals and enhance their life.\n\nRobotic Vision Systems Inc (RVSI) \nHauppauge, New York \nRevenues: $43 million (2003), 195 employees (Hoover's) \nRVSI provides vision products for electronics inspection and assembly, as well as many other applications. \n\nCyberOptics \nGolden Valley (Minneapolis), Minnesota \nRevenues: $35 million (2003) (Hoover's, Yahoo) Provides solder-paste inspection systems for the electronics industry. Also other non-contact sensing systems for manufacturing applications.
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TigerDirect has an International sales corp called Global...you can buy desktop electronics and software of every type there...\nhttp://www.globalcomputer.com/
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Dell, http://www.dell.com\nAlienware, http://www.alienware.com/\nHP http://www.hp.com/\nWidow PC, http://www.widowpc.com/\nGateway, http://www.gateway.com/\n\nAnd the list goes on.  If you are looking for a gaming PC or the most customization possible, Alienware and Widow PC are your best bets.\n\nttoommaa has a good point, if you have the know how you will be more satisfied with a PC that you build yourself as you can customize every component going into it.\n\nI like Tigerdirect, http://www.tigerdirect.com and Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/
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globally in 2005 ( all companies in computer HW SW services, network/comm, semiconductor. Ingram/techdata are wholesale but do not make cut)\n\nRank  Company   Revenues ($ millions)\n1      IBM     --       96,293     \n2      HP     --        79,905     \n3      Dell     --      49,205    \n4      NEC      --      45,176       \n5      Fujitsu  --      44,316       \n6      Microsoft --     36,835     \n7      Nokia     --     36,401     \n8      Motorola  --     35,349     \n9      Intel     --     34,209     \n10     Canon      --    32,072
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Wal-mart, Exon, Microsoft\n\nAlso look at the Forbes Lists. They have all kinds of list for interesting questions like yours.
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pc world they have one fo £400 its by advent and it is the best ive seen from a retailer. it has 1gb of ram a 100gb hardrive and loads of extras snap it up quick.