Sentences with phrase «global tablet shipments»

Global tablet shipments in the third quarter checked in at 4.8 million units in the third quarter, up from 3.3 million in the second quarter.

Global tablet shipments reached 10 million units in the fourth quarter of 2010.

As a result, global tablet shipments declined for the first time ever in the last quarter of 2014.

Global tablet shipments totaled 70 million in Q4 2015, down 11 percent year over year.

Still, Neil Mawston, executive director at strategy Analytics, added that «Android captured a record 39 percent share of global tablet shipments in Q4 2011, rising from 29 percent a year earlier.

«Global tablet shipments grew 120 percent sequentially to reach 9.7 million units in Q4 2010.

IT hardware market research firm TrendForce reported May 10 that global tablet shipments for the first calendar quarter of 2018 recorded only 31.3 million units, a steep quarterly decline of 35 percent.

Even still, the tablet market declined 7 % year - on - year in Q1 2018 as Android and Windows tablet and 2 - in - 1 shipments weighed the market down, according to the new «Preliminary Global Tablet Shipments and Market Share: Q1 2018» report from Strategy Analytics» newly expanded Connected Computing Devices (CCD) service.

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Global tablet shipments from makers were just 36 million units in Q1, which is down 30.8 % sequentially and 12.4 % on year.

While the overall number of global tablet shipments saw a decrease, preliminary data shows that the Microsoft Surface and iPad Pro experienced more than 2.9 percent year - over-year growth.

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Well, the truth lies somewhere in the middle, as global tablet shipments took another year - on - year hit this past quarter, with three of the world's top five vendors nonetheless able to boost their sales and share numbers.

Kindle slates are still the second most desired tablet series behind Apple's iPad lineup according to one study, and while Samsung passed Amazon last year to steal the No. 2 spot in terms of global tablet shipment volume, Samsung is stumbling right now and its new tablets are anything but impressive.

Research firm IHS iSuppli says Apple's (s aapl) iPad makes up 70 percent of tablet shipments worldwide — with Kindle Fire accounting for just 4.2 percent of global tablet shipments in Q2 2012.

Neil Mawston, Director at Strategy Analytics, added, «Android captured 27 percent share of global tablet shipments in Q3 2011, rising twelve-fold from 2 percent a year earlier.

They also estimate that global tablet shipments for 2017 are likely to fall by 5.3 % annually this year to about 146.4 million units.

Lenovo, Huawei and LG Electronics rounded off the top five, with 2.5 million, 1.6 million and 1.6 million global tablet shipments in the second quarter respectively.

The Android camp had a 39.1 percent share of global tablet shipments, compared to 29 percent a year earlier.

This year, the company said it expects the iPad to account for 74.1 percent of global tablet shipments, with the remaining portion going to «a mix of older PC - type tablet products and competitive slates.»

As pictured in the graph below, the NPD Group - owned research team predicts that global tablet shipments are expected to reach nearly 330 million units by 2017 — up from less than 60 million units in 2011

Just yesterday, IDC revealed its numbers for the worldwide smartphone shipment and today, the research firm is out with report for the global tablet shipments.

Global tablet shipments reached a record of 52.5 million units in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to a new report.

A recent analysis from well - respected mobile analyst Benedict Evans shows that in terms of global tablet shipments, Apple is indeed losing market share.

TrendForce estimates that global tablet shipments in 2013 will total 196.5 million units, including 153.2 million branded tablets and 43.3 million white - box units.