Dell aims to boost market share in Japan's PC market to near 20%

TOKYO, Japan - Dell Inc. President Kevin Rollins speaks during an interview in Tokyo on July 27. He said the U.S. computer maker aims to boost its share in Japan's personal computer market to around 20 percent from the current 12.2 percent. ''Our global market share is between 18 and 19 percent...I would expect that over time our Japanese business would achieve at least the same market share goal between 18 and 19 percent,'' Rollins said.

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