Sentences with phrase «percent tablet market share»

Though Amazon does not release sales numbers, the company did recently claim to own 22 percent tablet market share, which Anthony Diclemente of Barclays Capital estimates as 7 million tablets sold.

Samsung claimed 11 percent tablet market share, up from 6 percent.

Not exact matches

Samsung came in second, having sold 37 million tablets to equal a 19 percent market share, a huge improvement over the 7 percent market it had in 2012.

For the same period, Android accounted for 46 percent share of the tablet market, or 53 million tablets.

Figures revealed by analysts Gartner show that Apple has had a 36 percent share of the tablet market in 2013, almost half that of the 62 percent share that Android has had for the same period.

Though still quite insignificant with 2.1 percent market share and 4 million tablet sales, it could make for a much better performance in 2014 on the back of rumors of a thoroughly improved Windows 9.

Strategy Analytics believes that enterprise purchases (as well as consumer purchases of two - in - one tablets to replaces PCs) will continue to fuel sales of large tablets over the next four years, with shipments almost doubling to 19.3 million units, or a seven percent share of the total tablet market, in 2019.

Amazon will see around 4 percent market share here, and Windows tablets will barely eke out 2 percent, the firm claims.

While Gartner said Android - powered tablets will see their market share rise from 14.2 percent last year to 19.9 percent this year, most of Apple's tablet rivals are struggling.

IHS sees Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet far behind the Kindle Fire, with an estimated market share of 4.7 percent.

What has also come to light is that Apple continues to sit on top of the tablet heap with its market share actually increasing by 3.1 percent.

That represents a comfortable lead over domestic competitor Lenovo, coming in second with a 10.1 percent share of the domestic tablet market.

The latest Gartner report has revealed just 2.1 percent market share for Windows in 2013, a period during which about 4 million Windows tablets were sold.

RIM is all too happy to have hit upon that with the PlayBook tablet device that has gone on to garner a healthy 15 percent market share in Canada.

In 2011, it is expected to take 83 percent of the tablet computing market share in the United States.

Apple's share of the market for tablet computers fell to 50 percent in the third quarter as the iPad faced more competition from Android devices such as Samsung's Galaxy tablets and Google's Nexus 7.

Taiwanese technology firm Asus today said it aims to grow its share in the Indian tablet market to 10 percent by the end of this year as it expands product portfolio and enhances retail presence across the country.

Taiwan - based Asus, which makes the Google Nexus 7 tablet, moved into third place with a 5.5 percent market share and 350 percent growth.

The share of the market held by Android - based tablets fell to 26.8 percent in the second quarter from 34.0 percent the previous quarter, IDC said.

IDC said Apple had a 68.3 percent share of the worldwide tablet market in the second quarter, up from 65.7 percent the previous quarter.

Strategy Analytics puts the hardware maker at 13.1 percent of the global tablet market share for Q4 of last year.

Samsung, the number two vendor, saw year - on - year growth of 263 percent, selling 7.9 million tablets and grabbing a 15.1 percent percent market share.

Sure the tablet market itself is poised for a big jump in 2011 but Apple is not likely to be able to hold on to the above 90 percent market share.

However, Android tablets too hasn't exactly been push - overs as they have improved their market share by 8.2 percent during the first quarter of 2011, bringing its worldwide share of the tablet segment to 34 percent.

Within the Android tablet market, Kindle Fire has almost doubled its share in the past two months from 29.4 percent share in December 2011 to 54.4 percent share in February 2012, already establishing itself as the leading Android tablet by a wide margin.

The tablets, however, failed to ignite consumer interest and Sony has yet to break into the top five makers in a market still dominated by Apple with around a 70 percent share.

Apple's market share could drop down to 30 percent while Android tablet will grow to make 65 percent of the market.

Some of the change is being attributed to bargain pricing from competitors (with Amazon moving 4 million units and Lenovo shipping 3.7 million units, totalling over 11 percent of the tablet market share together)... but other theories seem more likely.

Neil Mawston, Director at Strategy Analytics further added, «Android tablet volumes experienced 2000 percent sequential growth and its global market share soared to a record 22 percent in Q4 2010.

HCL revealed they enjoy a 15 percent market share in the overall tablet market and an even better 50 percent market share for tablets in the sub INR 10,000 category.

Apple continued to win out in terms of tablet market share this past quarter, according to the latest figures from ABI Research, with a 55 percent share of all shipments during the period.

Android (s goog) tablets are quickly eating into Apple's iPad (s aapl) leading market share with 26.9 percent of shipped tablets in the third quarter running Google's mobile operating system.

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IDC reports that Samsung's tablets took second place in market share worldwide, and Amazon is apparently now in third with only about 4 percent of market share.

While Amazon does not publish sales figures, IDC estimated it sold 2.2 million tablets in the quarter, a leap of 5,400 percent from a year ago, giving Amazon a 5.7 percent market share.

That would give Android tablets 17.3 % of the market up only slightly from Android's 2010 market share of 14.3 percent.

Its market share fell from 60 percent in the third quarter of 2011 as the overall tablet market grew by 50 percent to nearly 28 million.

And while its enterprise bent does set it apart a bit in the increasingly crowded tablet market, the PlayBooks main competitor will nonetheless be the Apple iPad, the holder more than 90 percent of the worlds tablet market share.

Windows RT tablets had just a 1.9 percent market share in 2013.

Microsoft Windows 7, RIM's Playbook, and HP webOS tablets will likely comprise the lion's share of the remaining 17 percent of the worldwide tablet market at that time.

For instance, Strategy Analytics found that Microsoft shipped three million Windows tablets in the first quarter, representing a 7.5 percent market share.

The Apple iPad, grabbing 93 percent market share, led the tablet market to 4.5 million units during the third quarter - which was also good for netbook and e-book sales.

Google never disclosed sales figures for the Nexus 7, which is manufactured by Asus, but according to analytics firm Localytics Google's tablet owns 8 percent of the global Android tablet market share, trailing Amazon's Kindle Fire family (33 percent), Barnes & Noble's Nook (10 percent), and Samsung's gaggle of slates (9 percent).

The Apple iPad has plenty of company in the tablet marketplace these days, but during the third quarter of 2010, the tablet that reinvigorated the form factor nonetheless still held 93 percent of the worldwide market share, according to ABI Research.

Gartner said tablets running Google's Android operating system will see their market share rise steadily — from 14.2 percent last year, to 19.9 percent this year, to 24.4 percent in 2012 and 38.6 percent in 2015.

That narrowed Apple's share of the tablet market to 75 percent from about 95 percent three months earlier.

According to IDC, Amazon had about a five percent share of the worldwide tablet market in Q2 2012, compared to 68 percent for Apple.

Detachable tablets were a bright spot in the category, showing a year - over-year improvement of 2.9 percent and a 15.3 percent market share.

As for Samsung, the Korean electronics giant saw its tablet shipments decline from 13.5 million to 11 million, while its market share decreased from 17.2 percent to 14.5 percent.