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The only way I can see this making sense is if Amazon could buy the supply chain relationships that HP must have built for their tablets. Probably HP have optio
by iand 15y ago
The only way I can see this making sense is if Amazon could buy the supply chain relationships that HP must have built for their tablets. Probably HP have options/exclusivity deals on display and chip production for the coming years.
- suivix 15y agoOff-topic, but is there a reason you say 'HP have' instead of 'HP has'? I was talking to a few British guys at work about this and they thought it sounded odd as well.
- alexholehouse 15y agoIf we're referring to HP as a single company it should be has ( - it has ...) If we're referring to HP as a collective of things (i.e. individuals, such as the board) then it should be have ( - they have ....) IMO I'd say it could be either really, though I would probably favour the singular.
- wycats 15y agoThis is one of those US/UK differences. In the US, we usually refer to companies or groups (like sports teams) as singular. In the UK, companies have been historically referred to as plural. Since the parent uses the British spelling 'favour', but feels the singular form is correct, I wonder if that's changing.
- karzeem 15y ago"HP have" is British, "HP has" is American.
- iand 15y agoHeh, I don't know :) I'm British if it helps...