Windows tablet this year growth only in low

The tablet runs Windows (including Windows 7, 8 and RT) will only account for about 4% of global tablet market share this year and 11% in 2016.
Analysts predict there will be approximately 117.1 million tablets were shipped in the quarter, more than the 107.4 million units are expected in June. According to estimates, the number of tablet shipments will continue to increase up to 143 million to 166 million units in 2013.

Windows 8 Tablet Surface in general and in particular can be shipped with the low numbers this year. Photo: Wired.

Tom Mainelli, research director at IDC, explained: "Although there are more and more concerned about the economic situation across the continent, but consumers will continue to buy tablet in record numbers. We predict that the tablet will be great source of demand in the fourth quarter of this year. " In particular, Apple will remain the market leader in tablet, followed by manufacturers of Android and Windows 8.

Although the tablet market in the future is predicted positive but this does not mean that all manufacturers have strong development. Analysts said that in contrast to its competitors like the iPad or Android tablet Surface particular and Windows 8 tablets will generally only low growth. Specifically, Jennifer Song, an analyst at IDC, said that the number of Windows tablets shipped in the fourth quarter this year will be lower due to the barrier price. The similarity between the products that customers can also easily be confused that reduced purchasing power. "According to calculations, the tablets run Windows (including Windows 7, 8 and RT) will only account for about 4% of the market in year and 11% in 2016.

Meanwhile, Google can be further developed this year thanks to the Nexus 7 and series new-generation Kindle Fire tablet has launched