"What’s fuelling sales these days? “Low-end, smaller screen” tablets, along with first-time buyers, Gartner says. Ironically, one of the companies that had pioneered that form factor and targeted newbies, Amazon, isn’t faring so well.Gartner: 195M Tablets Sold In 2013, Android Grabs Top Spot From iPad With 62% Share | TechCrunch
Interestingly, while many saw Amazon and its cut-price Kindle Fire as disruptors in the tablet space when the e-commerce giant first entered the market in 2011, it looks like the company has lost some steam. Sales were up by some 2 million to 9 million, but its overall market share declined to 4.8% from 6.6% in 2012. (And Gartner is not alone here; IDC noted similar declines for Amazon in quarterly sales earlier this year.)"
Monday, March 03, 2014
Gartner: 195M Tablets Sold In 2013, Android Grabs Top Spot From iPad With 62% Share | TechCrunch
Curiously, I rarely see people using Android tablets
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