Dell, HP and Lenovo have notified U.S. school districts that they are dealing with a deficiency of almost 5 million laptops, reports The Associated Press.
“This delay is a new development and is unrelated to supply constraints previously communicated,” said Matthew Zielinski, Lenovo North America’s president.
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