stackyFACTSThe tech titan that essentially birthed the modern PC looked at the future and said, "No thanks." In 2005, IBM offloaded its legendary ThinkPad and personal computer division to Lenovo for $1.75 billion, deciding that selling heavy hardware to mortals was far less lucrative than corporate software.
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