Dell, HP, Lenovo suspend deliveries of their equipment to the USA
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Dell, HP and Lenovo will stop importing devices to the US for two weeks due to new Trump tariffs. Nintendo has postponed pre-orders for Switch 2.
Laptop manufacturers, including Dell, HP, and Lenovo, will stop importing new devices to the United States for at least two weeks. This decision was influenced by the new tariffs of US President Donald Trump, Mashable writes, reports UNN.
As the trade war between the United States and China intensifies, laptop manufacturers, including Dell, HP, and Lenovo, will stop importing new devices to the United States for at least two weeks.
It is reported that the pause may affect all consumer electronics they sell in the US, including laptops, Chromebooks and tablets.
While President Donald Trump and China are escalating tariffs "tit-for-tat," electronics manufacturers are trying to adapt to the chaotic market. Nintendo has already postponed pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 in the US and Canada. Laptop manufacturer Framework has suspended deliveries. Brands such as Anker and Asus are raising prices for American customers, and some DTC companies have started adding "Trump tariff surcharges" to their customers' bills.
Let us remind you
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday, April 9, said that he had authorized a 90-day pause on the introduction of new US tariffs and raised them for China to 125% due to "lack of respect."
Japanese entertainment industry giants Nintendo Co. and Sony Group Corp. are likely to raise prices on their game consoles in response to American tariffs.
Nintendo shares fell sharply after the company announced a postponement of pre-orders in the US for the Switch 2 console. The company made this decision due to uncertainty related to the recent increase in import duties in the United States.
