Sentences with phrase «tablet shipments saw»

While the overall number of global tablet shipments saw a decrease, preliminary data shows that the Microsoft Surface and iPad Pro experienced more than 2.9 percent year - over-year growth.

Tablet shipments see a decline yet again with Apple still holding top spot followed by Amazon and Samsung: IDC quarterly report

Not exact matches

The bigger tablet market will see shipments of 235.7 million units, growth of 7.2 % over 2013.

According to IDC, Apple saw a 24.8 percent year - over-year decline in tablet shipments, but it was able to curb the decline in terms of revenue by focusing on higher - priced tablets, like the newly launched iPad Pro.

Noted IDC, while pure slate tablets saw their greatest annual decline ever with a drop of 21.1 percent, detachables more than doubled their shipments since the fourth quarter of 2014.

According to their statistics, worldwide tablet shipments have dropped 12 percent year - over-year to just 67 million units overall during Q4 2014 — Apple saw an 18 % loss, while... [Read more...]

China's biggest personal - computer maker by shipments is following rivals such as Dell Inc. that see tablets as a new potential growth driver.

IDC said the worldwide tablet market saw sizzling growth of 142.4 percent compared to the same period a year ago, with shipments hitting 49.2 million units in the first three months of 2013.

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.

In the fourth quarter, four of the top five tablet makers saw shipments tumble.

In the first quarter of 2016, tablet shipments worldwide saw a decline of 14.7 percent with 39.6 million units shipped.

IDC recently published its tablet shipment numbers for 2017 which revealed that the global tablet market saw a 7.9 % decline year - on - year while Samsung's tablet shipments were down by 6.4 %, conceding the second spot to Amazon Kindle Fire tablets.

According to the International Data Corporation's (IDC) quarterly tablet tracker, the worldwide tablet market has seen a slump with a 14.7 percent year - on - year decline in terms of shipments.

Microsoft has also stated they wish to see shipment of its own Surface range of tablets to rise to six million from three million in 2013.

Research firm IDC says the top - heavy tablet market saw shipments drop 3.2 percent for Q4 2014, marking the industry's first ever year - over-year decline.

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.

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.

But then I saw the IDC figures for tablet shipments in quarter four, 2012 and, even if we take those figures as close to accurate, the news is really quite bad news for B&N:

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.

The Korean giant saw a decline of 13 percent year - over-year while Amazon's tablet shipments were up a whopping 50.3 percent compared to Q4 2016.

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 projections seen by The Verge had Android tablets claiming 10 million shipments out of an estimated 30 million in 2011, or 33 percent share.

But there aren't enough BlackBerry faithful to sustain such a business, especially given the tablet category saw its first year - over-year decline in shipments in the fourth quarter.

Detachable tablets like the Microsoft Surface and iPad Pro saw over 2.9 % YoY growth by grabbing 15.3 % share, but the traditional slate tablets continued to decline with 26.8 million unit shipments, down 13.9 % from the prior year.

Meanwhile, IDC reports that the consumer market for tablets is shrinking, with worldwide tablet shipments falling 5.9 percent in the first quarter of 2015 (see full story here).

April 3 marks the eighth anniversary of the iPad's launch and first shipments — and that day brought a product that has revolutionized the definition of a tablet and seen great success.

AppleInsider reports that Kuo sees Apple selling between 14 million and 15 million tablets to end users during the quarter, and he expects both sales and shipments to pick up in the third quarter once Apple launches its completely redesigned fifth - generation iPad.

According to d Tom Mainelli, research director, Tablets, at IDC, the PC market «saw shipments decline during the quarter for the first time in more than five years.»

It also believes that tablet shipments will see an 11 % increase annually between 2013 and 2016.