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FRAMINGHAM, Mass., October 31, 2016 — The worldwide tablet market continued its slump as vendors shipped 43 million units in the third quarter of 2016 (3Q16), a year - over-year decline of 14.7 %, according to preliminary data from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker.

«The tablet market continues to be impacted by a few major trends happening in relevant markets,» Ryan Reith, Program Director with IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Device Trackers, writes.

Whether the tablet market continues to grow cannibalization - free, or if it impacts sales of netbooks, Acer evidently intends to play a part in it.

The tablet market continues to decline according to a new data from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly

Amazon has ousted Samsung as the second biggest tablet vendor, but tablet market continues to shrink.

While the global tablet market continues to shrink, Samsung is still the second biggest manufacturer of tablets after Apple.

While tablets aren't as popular with some adults these days as they once were, the tablet market continues to thrive in other areas — including the kids tablet market.

The tablet market continues to decline according to a new data from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker.

As the tablet market continues to flood with an array of low - cost slates, Barnes & Noble has been fighting hard to hold its grip of the mobile market.

Amazon has ousted Samsung as the second biggest tablet vendor, but tablet market continues to shrink.

While the overall tablet market continues to slide -LRB--10 % YoY) as a number of units sold, the popularity of more expensive Windows 2 - in - 1s and Surface - inspired iPad Pros has actually pushed the average sale price up 6 %.

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Apple continues to dominate tablets with more than 65 % of the market, with only Amazon's Kindle Fire managing to breach double digits.

We've seen the mobile market and third - party research show us that it continues to grow both from phones and tablets.

In tablets, Apple continues to dominate the U.S. market.

However, while the iPad still rules the tablet market and will continue to have a sizeable portion to itself in the foreseeable future, they will still need to take into account the ever rising brigade of Android tablet devices.

Meanwhile, IDC has further predicted that the tablet segment will continue to be price sensitive with it being the low cost tablet devices that will be driving growth of the segment, be it in the emerging markets in the east or the more developed market in the west.

Apple continues to rule in the tablet space, though its hold of the market is eroding fast, reports IDC.

Apple continues to brag about how happy people are with their iPads, the growing sales in countries like China and India and the company's leading market share in tablets.

Amazon has sold over 2.2 million Fire Tablets in the first quarter of 2017 and the Seattle company continues to market them at a very aggressive price point with a strategy to drive content and product sales via the device.

Analyst Forrester has put out a new forecast for the global tablet market, which predicts tablet sales will continue their rocket - like growth trajectory in the coming years, with a projected compound annual growth rate of 25.6 % between 2012 and 2017.

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While Android will continue to keep its place as the leading operating system, Apple, with 27.5 % market share, remains the single - biggest brand in the tablet market.

«Apple's tablets remain strong in the higher end of the market and, Apple's approach will continue to force vendors to compete with full ecosystem offerings, even in the smaller - screen market as the iPad mini sees a greater share», writes Cozza.

However, both could agree on some larger trends: for starters, Apple continues to lead in terms of tablet market share, though that lead is slipping.

Since then, the Android tablet market has slowly faded while so - called «phablets» or smartphones bearing large displays have continued to blur the line between these two different types of products.

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.

But in the meantime, some research out today from the Pew Research Center on e-reading sheds some light on how the key U.S. market appears to be moving: specifically, ownership of tablets like the iPad has overtaken ownership of e-reading devices like the Kindle, with the number of people using both continuing to rise.

If I were to take a calculated assumption, I'd say the average price of tablets right now is somewhere around $ 300, and it's probably going to continue to go down further, with the Android tablet market share being on the rise.

Meanwhile, the dedicated e-reader market has continued to shrink, as consumers flock to ever smaller, cheaper, and lighter 7 - and 8 - inch tablets, many with resolutions high enough to eliminate text pixelation, a key factor if you'll be doing long - form reading on a tablet.

As price points continue to drop and Google's mobile OS continues to improve, I believe Android will eventually dominate the tablet market.

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.

Tamblyn verified the exit of the tablet market by confirming «The tablet devices we already have out there will continue to be sold, but we are not at this point planning any new tablets.»

We continue to market e-readers directly to customers all over the world and the main advantage with us is that we ship e-readers and tablets to markets where they are normally unavailable.

However, with the next episode of the Samsung vs Apple court battle Down Under all set to be underway on Dec 09, all of this will surely add up to Samsung's financial woes while its tablet continue to be kept away from the market.

Samsung continued to be the second largest tablet vendor with 7.6 million tablets shipped in the second quarter and 17 % market share, a 12 % year - over-year unit decline.

Last, but not least, if this speeding up technological innovation continues, the next generation of e-readers will be readier to compete with the tablets, which brings with it the prospect of a new wave of buyers, i.e. of a more solid growth of the e-books and e-readers markets.

Asus though has stated it will continue to roll out 3G variants of its other tablet offerings from time to time to ensure they remain in contention in the markets.

The iPad should continue to dominate the tablet market for years to come, with at least 50 % market share.

Here, Gartner's job is easier: Since no single device or even a platform has come close to Apple's iOS on the tablet market, it's quite safe to say that Apple will continue to dominate in the next couple of years, and Gartner agrees.

Amazon continued it's quest to become a major force in the tablet market yesterday with the announcements of it's latest devices.

The worldwide media tablet market grew 45.1 % in the third quarter of 2010 thanks to continued huge demand for the Apple iPad according to a report out this week from the International Data Corporation.

In the meantime, the Android tablet market as a whole doesn't really seem to have experienced any worthwhile growth in 2017, and on the most part, the budget - friendly segment where slates like the Amazon Fire series reside continues to be the more successful part of the business.

With new tablets hitting the market from Google and Microsoft, ABI said it expects growth trends to continue.

The entire tablet market is literary corner - stoned by Apple, but as the HP TouchPad and the Amazon Fire continue to prove, customers are attracted to low cost devices.

There were a large number of tablets that are expected to come into the market by 2016, so we're going to continue to see a significant penetration around tablets.

«Although media tablet sales were not as high as expected in the first quarter of 2011 due to slower consumer demand, overall economic conditions and supply - chain constraints, we believe with the entrance of competitive new devices in the second half of 2011, the market will sell close to 53 million units for the year and continue to grow long - term,» said IDC research analyst Jennifer Song.

Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and Amazon continue to lead the charge and garner most of the market share in the realm of e-readers and tablets.

So while the TouchPad has caught on the fancy of tablet gazers worldwide, thanks to a reduced price tag of just $ 99, and the iPad continue its impressive run in the market, PlayBook is quietly scripting a success story of its own Down Under.

If you look at 80 % of all tablets hitting they market they are running Android, which continues to be a very fragmented operating system.

If Amazon continues to ignore the broader international market, customers are likely to keep buying iPads or other competing tablets, such as the Kobo Vox.