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- India's tablet PC shipments recover in 2024, register sharp 42.8% on-year growthTablet PC shipments in India surged by 42.8% in 2024, reaching 5.73 million units, driven by channel promotions, improved Android features,...
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- Tablet makers like Lenovo, Dell launch 2-in-1 tablet PCs as prices dip, 4G growsLenovo, Dell, Micromax, iBall and Lava – under the Xolo brand -- have launched hybrids, also called 2-in-1 tablet PCs, which run mostly on ...
- Eddy eyes $10 million funding; partners Cartoon Network for kids tabsEddy today partnered Cartoon Network Enterprises to launch two new tablets for kids aged three years onwards.
- Tablet sales slowing in 2014, says GartnerThe company projects worldwide tablet sales worldwide to touch 229 million units this year, which is a 11 per cent growth over 2013.
- Tablet sales to edge past PCs this yearSales of desktop PCs fell 26% in 2013-14 and are set to see a 16% dip in volumes this year. Tablets, on the other hand, are forecast to con...
- Tablet sales in India to rise 102% in FY'14: MAITPreference for a lighter device and better affordability are expected to drive an over 100 per cent growth in tablet sales in the country.
- Tablet PCs, smartphones' sales to grow 9 per cent in 2013: GartnerThe proliferation of lower-priced tablets and their growing capability is accelerating the shift from PCs to tablets.
- Tablet market likely to double to 6 mn units in 2013Cyber Media said 2013 will see markets crystallise around three price points, which include Rs 5k-10k; Rs 15k-20k and over Rs 35k.
- Why tablets won't impact PC sales in IndiaBut in India, analysts say the glitzy tablets are no threat to personal computer sales. ET finds out why.
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