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Vendors first row, including companies Hewlett-Packard (HP), Lenovo and Acer, have agreed to raise the prices of OEM-notebooks on the requests of OEM-manufacturers. Dell Company currently is negotiating, but most likely it will also take the conditions put forward by the OEM-producers.

Depending on the model and its notebook OEM-producer prices grow by about US $ 5-20. However, market analysts argue that vendors will try to apportion the first of several orders of OEM-manufacturers to reduce price pressure. This will enable Flextronics and Foxconn Electronics to receive more orders for notebook PCs.

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