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While a little less than half of Amazon's tablet shipments last year went out during the holiday season, Samsung's holiday tablet shipments only accounted for 28 percent of its shipments that year.

Not exact matches

Consumer preference for tablet devices continue to rise unabated with the latest research by Strategy Analytics revealing a rise of 43 percent in tablet pc shipments in Q2 2013 compared to the same period last year.

As the first quarter earnings have been made public the last few weeks, so has a few tablet shipment figures from various agencies.

Apple led the global tablet market with 28.8 per cent share in the first quarter of 2018 as tablet shipments reached 31.7 million — declining 11.7 per cent from the same quarter last year, the International Data Corporation (IDC) reported on Friday.

With 73 million tablet devices sold in 2011, this means that tablets accounted for around 25 % of mobile PC shipments last year.

Thanks in large part to Amazon's success, smaller tablets made up 23 percent of all tablet shipments in the fourth quarter last year, up from close to 0 percent earlier in the year.

Figures from analyst firm IDC show that overall tablet shipments fell by 6.5 percent to 163.5 million units last year.

Shipments of tablets and «two - in - one» devices that combine tablet and laptop features sank to 47.1 million in a drop of nearly six percent from the first three months of last year, according to market - tracker IDC.

However, this would make up the last shipment of the TouchPad before the tablet is relegated to the pages of history.

Shipments started late last year but have been affected by disputes between Datawind and an Indian education institution responsible for providing specifications and testing the tablet.

Asustek has announced its intention to achieve an aggressive tablet shipment target of 6 million units in 2012, which will be three times more than last year's 1.8 million units.

Posting a new report for full year 2012 and projections through to 2017, the analyst notes that market expansion last year was «largely driven» by 78.4 % year - over-year growth in tablet shipments — which exceeded 128 million units.

Although the iPad remains the best - selling tablet, Apple's share of the tablet market dropped 8.1 points year - over-year during the last quarter — albeit based on shipments rather than actual sales to end users, according to new iDC numbers.

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.

Lenovo tablet shipments were down 10.8 percent in the quarter to 2.7 million, while fifth - place Huawei shipped 2.4 million tablets in an increase of 28.4 percent from the third quarter of last year as the Chinese companies filled out the top five spots in the market, IDC reported.

Tablet shipments are slowing in anticipation of new models from the company, IDC said last week.

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

The South Korean electronics giant has vigorously boosted tablet shipments during the last 12 months, increasing its share position by 8.1 percentage points.

Shipments of the 7.x - inch tablet display in 2012 will amount to 41.1 million units, nearly double from 20.8 million units last 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.

The tablet market as a whole is stronger than ever, with a record total of 52.5 million shipments counted last quarter, which is a 74.3 % increase over last quarter's number of 30.1 million units.

As announced during Apple's own earnings report last week, iPad shipments hit a record 22.9 million last quarter, which is good for a 43.6 % share of the total tablet market.

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

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.