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  • iSuppli: Apple's Share of Tablet Market Makes New Record
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    Michael Essany
    Published on 08-14-2012 12:42 PM
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    Although it isn't news in the least to report that Apple retains a commanding chunk of the total tablet market today, it is news when this market share expands to reach new all-time highs amidst a flurry of competition in the product category.

    On Tuesday, iSuppli reported that the iPad accounted for a staggering 70 percent of all tablets shipped in the second quarter of 2012. But, as the firm pointed out in its revelation, this dominant posturing was established before the launch of Google's hotly anticipated Nexus 7 tablet.

    All told, here are how the numbers from today's top tablet manufacturers shake out:
    • Apple: 69.6 percent share
    • Samsung: 9.2 percent share
    • Amazon: 4.2 percent share
    • AsusTek: 2.8 percent share
    • Barnes & Noble: 1.9 percent share
    • Other: 12.3 percent share

    Although a number of major tablet offerings - like the Windows Slate - are forthcoming, with Apple shipping seven out of every 10 tablets in the second quarter, it's unlikely that Apple will lose it's top-dog standing among top tablet shippers any time soon.

    Source: iSuppli
    This article was originally published in forum thread: iSuppli: Apple's Share of Tablet Market Makes New Record started by Michael Essany View original post
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    1. unison999's Avatar
      unison999 - 08-14-2012, 01:19 PM
      New record by percentage (the way this article is written) is when 1st iPad first came out, not many people were making tablet computers at that time.
      It may regain some of the market shares but no way it is a sales records by percentage.
    1. tongxinshe's Avatar
      tongxinshe - 08-15-2012, 02:50 PM
      The full reason for Samsung holding a much larger percentage than AsusTek is that Samsung copied iPad's look and feel SO CLOSELY that a lot of people were trying it for the similarity, expecting its navigation experience similar to that of iPad. There is NO ANY OTHER REASON AsusTek's tablet offerings should lag behind Samsung's.
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