The PC market grew strongly in the second quarter of this year. (Photo: Ha Mai).
Another Gartner study has recently been published. Accordingly, the computer market saw a strong growth of 22.4% in the second quarter of this year. The number of PC sold reached 82.9 million products. HP is currently leading the global computer market but has fallen from 18.8% market share to 17.4%.
Acer continues to hold the No. 2 position, accounting for 13% of the market share. Dell grew by 19% but due to not keeping pace with global growth, market share dropped to 12.4%. Next is Lenovo with 10% and Asus with 5.2%, Toshiba 4.8%.
According to Gartner, the growth of small laptops (netbooks) has dropped markedly but still more than the overall increase of PCs. " Netbooks grew less than 20% compared to last year's 70% ," said Gartner analyst Kitagawa.
taiwanese computer company said it will start selling compact desktop chromebox devices with chromebook 11 laptops running chrome os in the us market next month.
taiwanese laptop manufacturers have released a report saying that the world's top five laptop manufacturers today are dell, hp, acer, toshiba and lenovo will hold up to 70.5. % of laptop market share t
market research firm displaybank forecast that acer will accelerate this year to outstrip asus in the netbook market and be compared with nokia in the mobile phone market.
when google officially announced the development of a chrome-based operating system for netbooks, hp and acer were the first companies to support this project.
dell, the world's second-largest computer maker, said it will aggressively strike the asian laptop market this year by launching a new range of low-cost models.
the us computer maker will join the market of ultra-light computers under 10 inches with their first tiny notebook using a 16 gb ssd, operating on ubuntu linux or windows xp.
acer is known for having some of the most diverse laptops on the market, from lightweight 16-inch laptops to 2-in-1s that can function as tablets, there's something to suit everyone. everybody.
asked why thin, light (ultrathin) laptops with impressive battery life did not succeed as expected, taiwanese computer maker jt wang 'pointed at' dell and hp had caused that opportunity.