c.e.o. meg whiten is right where it should be. >> hp stock reached 52-week highs. >> so a happy day is here again? not so fast. these results are more a testament to ceo meg whitman's skill at managing expectations. pc group sales came in especially week. but instorare focused on nongap earnings per share. >>> beneath those headline numbers, it was a mixed bag. pc units fell a whopping 21%. in that department, hpmade the opposite decision from dell. hp chose to sell fewer low-end pcs in the quarter. the business suffered, down 12%. printing, networking and technology services held their own. >> there are huge tectoniclate shiftshe y 'said for, the way software is written and delivered, the way end users engage with technology. there's a lot going on in our world. but we are growing businesses that power a new style of i.t. we've got declining businesses that powered the old style of i.t. but i feel good about -- i feel good about the growth prospects for 2014. >> growth is where all of this hinders. if whitman is going to deliver growth next year, she'll have to either figure out a successf