Sentences with phrase «tablet shipments grew»

The total tablet shipments grew 7.8 percent in Q3 2016 over Q2 2016.

Worldwide tablet shipments grew 36.7 percent from a year ago to 47.6 million units in the third quarter.

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In a separate estimate, IDC concludes that tablet shipments will grow as much as 59 percent in calendar 2013.

The worldwide tablet grew 11.0 % year over year in the second quarter of 2014 with shipments reaching 49.3 million units according to preliminary data from the International Data Corporation.

Analyst Gartner expects worldwide tablet shipments to grow 42.7 % 53.4 % [Gartner has issued a correction to its earlier figures] this year, with shipments reaching 184 million units.

As far as the second quarter goes, the tablet shipments are expected to grow by 11.4 % quarterly, courtesy of the education market first and foremost.

In fact, the only major tablet manufacturer to grow this quarter was Huawei, which was up to 2.7 million shipments, from just 2 million the same time last year.

In terms of shipments, we expect smaller tablets to continue growing in 2013 and beyond.

IDC said it expects global sales of detachable tablets to grow from 16.6 million shipments in 2015 to 63.8 million in 2020.

Unless the deal with Microsoft yields fruit soon and enables the Nook / Newco venture to grow shipments and sales aggressively, we have seen the peak of the Nook tablet business.

IDC states that detachables continue to grow for the most part while slate tablets which saw shipments peak in 2014 and is now in a steep decline.

Canalys estimates full - year 2011 global PC shipments to reach 415m units, up 15 per cent year on year, thanks predominantly to growing tablet sales.

«Samsung tablet shipments started to grow remarkably since the second half of last year,» Shin said.

«The growth in cheaply made, inexpensive Android tablets is a key piece of the growing imbalance between shipments and usage measurements in the tablet world,» Alexander said.

Non-Apple tablet shipments are expected to grow as much as 134 % year - on - year in 2012, DigiTimes reported on Monday.

Tablet panel shipments grew, however, in the second quarter — the result of inventories getting cleared, and of panel orders coming in for the new tablet launches planned for the second half of theTablet panel shipments grew, however, in the second quarter — the result of inventories getting cleared, and of panel orders coming in for the new tablet launches planned for the second half of thetablet launches planned for the second half of the year.

The report claims that consumers» interest in slates continues to grow, with the reported 49.1 million total tablet shipments in Q1 of 2013 surpassing the total number of shipments made in the entire first half of last year.

In the second quarter this year, the shipments of tablets grew 107.4 % where the smartphones» shipments in the first quarter illustrate 167.3 %.

HUAWEI's tablet business has grown significantly in both the enterprise and consumer spaces with shipments rising over 70 % year - on - year.

Sales of Windows notebooks and tablets is growing in the US and international education markets, but Chromebook shipments are still strong and growing in the US.

There's no mistaking the numbers in the chart above, which doesn't even include Amazon tablet shipments since no data is available — Android tablet shipments are growing rapidly while the iPad's share of the global market is declining.

But there is one area of the tablet market that's growing: research firm IDC says that «detachables» — tablets like the iPad Pro that have first - party removable keyboards — are increasing in shipments even though traditional tablets are losing popularity.

And in terms of shipments, we expect smaller tablets to continue growing in 2013 and beyond.»

The IDC study showing worldwide tablet shipments show that the tablet industry in general is growing by leaps and bounds, with Amazon coming in at 6 million units sold and third on the list and Barnes & Noble being the only company in the top 5 to have had less of an impact on the market than it did Q4 one year ago.