Sentences with phrase «tablet shipment forecast»

In a July 20 report, ABI Research nearly tripled its tablet shipment forecast for 2010 to 11 million units.

J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz sent a note to investors on Thursday in which he said he is raising his 2011 tablet shipment forecast to 51.9 million units, up 13 % from his original prediction.

J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz sent a note to investors on Thursday in which he said he is raising his 2011 tablet shipment forecast to 51.9 million units, up 13 % from his original >>

Not exact matches

But it's all a matter of perspective: today IDC said that it's actually lowering forecasts for tablet shipments this year and in the future.

Leading the market will be Apple, with iPad shipments of 54.2 million units, representing a decrease on year by 16.6 %, the report, titled 2015 global tablet demand forecast notes.

With tablet computer sales soaring — led by Apple's iPad — a market research company boosted its forecast on Wednesday for shipments of the devices.

If the company manages to keep a low price for the new tablets, they might take an even larger slice of the market; the analyst's report contains a shipment forecast raised to 14.9 million units (up from a previous estimate of 12.7 million units).

From their press release -» worldwide tablet shipments are expected to reach 221.3 million units in 2013, down slightly from a previous forecast of 227.4 million but still 53.5 % above 2012 levels.

The other product category is slate tablets (those lacking this keyboard option), which saw shipments peak in 2014 and is now in a steep decline that IDC believes will continue throughout the forecast period.

Following back - to - back quarters of unimpressive tablet shipments, researcher IDC on Friday slashed its 2014 worldwide forecast for tablets and tablet / laptop hybrids, citing an obvious slowdown in demand.

Worldwide tablet shipments is expected to decrease by 5.9 % in 2016, to 195 million units, according to a latest report from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker fortablet shipments is expected to decrease by 5.9 % in 2016, to 195 million units, according to a latest report from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker forTablet Tracker forecast.

The firm forecasts that roughly 11 percent of overall tablet shipments, or 6.5 million units, will be to businesses, government agencies or schools by 2014.

Research firm IDC today reported that iPad sales represented nearly 90 percent of the media tablets that shipped worldwide during the third quarter of 2010, and forecast overall shipments to reach 70.7 million units by 2012.

Yet, the company sees strong demand in the fourth quarter, thanks to products like the Kindle Fire and NOOK Tablet, and increased its worldwide shipment forecast for the full year to 63.3 million units.

The Worldwide Quarterly Media Tablet and eReader Tracker includes quarterly shipment and forecast analysis for over 30 countries including market size and vendor share along with detailed market segmentation and product attributes such as operating system, connectivity, and storage capacity among others.

And the figure is only likely to increase largely: Gigaom Research is forecasting tablet shipment growth to top 427 million units by 2017 (subscription required).

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — August 26, 2015 — According to a new forecast from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker, tablet shipments, inclusive of 2 - in - 1 devices, are expected to decline -8.0 % in 2015, representing a notable slowdown from IDC's previous forecast of -Tablet Tracker, tablet shipments, inclusive of 2 - in - 1 devices, are expected to decline -8.0 % in 2015, representing a notable slowdown from IDC's previous forecast of -tablet shipments, inclusive of 2 - in - 1 devices, are expected to decline -8.0 % in 2015, representing a notable slowdown from IDC's previous forecast of -3.8 %.

India and other emerging markets are on pace to show the strongest growth (even though worldwide combined shipments of devices (PCs, tablets, and mobile phones) are expected to be 2.4 billion units in 2015, down 1 percent from 2014 and the previous quarter's forecast of 1.5 percent growth, said market research firm Gartner.

While Goldman Sachs moved up its PC forecast, it did decrease estimates for tablet shipments.