AMD dropped its line of low-cost PCs that were geared for developing nations, according to a filing by the company. The PIC cost $249 for the computer and a 15-inch monitor.

''This is an exciting acquisition for DEC,'' said Robert Sowah, DEC's chief executive, in a statement. ''We are aggressively pursuing our thin client strategy, part of which calls for expansion into high-growth markets. Adding the PIC product design to our portfolio of products is a significant step in that direction.''

Combined with the company's existing line of mobile computer offerings, the addition of the PIC product design, which is a low-cost, low-power desktop computer, makes DEC (New Orleans, Louisiana) a bigger supplier of thin client products.

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