Lowe also said that while PS/2 Models 60 and 80 were in plentiful supply, IBM was having trouble meeting demand for the 30 and the 50, and – a little surprisingly, perhaps – that PS/2 sales were relatively better in Europe than in the US: acceptance is growing at an exceptional rate in Europe, he said, adding that while the 60 and 80 are more popular abroad, they are moving nicely in the US too.
IBM HAS TROUBLES MEETING DEMAND FOR PS/2 MODEL 30,50
