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To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (17544)	9/2/2001 6:45:37 PM
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remember the rumors about China stealing some of Dell's tech?- Little-Known PC Maker Is Legend in the Making Technology: China's No. 1 computer firm seems poised for expansion beyond its borders, but it has chosen a cautious global strategy. By TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER BEIJING -- His youthful looks, easy manner and the company ID dangling from his neck all give Yang Yuangqing the image of a promising foot soldier in China's march toward a free market economy. Only the introduction identifies him as a general. At 36, Yang is president and chief executive of Legend Holdings Ltd., China's premier high-tech company and one its most remarkable commercial successes. Much like Yang himself, Legend has a deceptively low profile despite its near-vertical growth. Although its sales jumped by nearly 60% last year to $3.5 billion--enough to make it the Asia-Pacific region's biggest personal computer maker outside Japan--Legend is what some in the industry call the biggest computer company no one outside China has ever heard of. With a fairy-tale history, a commanding market share in China, one of the world's largest and fastest-growing personal computer markets, and a future that points to only more growth, Legend seems to be a global player in the making. latimes.com