CRM: Lenovo tablet dominates the Indian market | Quarterly growth rate as high as 94%

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28 morning news, market research firm CMR said that although the third quarter of India's tablet PC market fell 4% over the same period last year, but Lenovo's market share of 20.3% over the previous quarter growth 94%. Acer's shipments accounted for 16% market share.

Narrator Kumar, chief analyst at CMR, said in a statement: 'For some time now, tablet adoption has increased in business and government departments, and education is the key to B2B sales This is also a key driver behind the third quarter of 2017 growth. '

Lenovo's growth was attributed to the company's distribution plan for the NAMO E-Tab Tablet Sahay Yojana in August of this year, and the company's 'Tab3' 7-inch tablet delivered a full- The highest contribution rate, up to 13%.

According to the Indian Quarterly Tablet PC Market Review released by CMR, the shipment of tablet PCs in the third quarter of 2017 was 940,000 units, an increase of 38% from the previous quarter. "Kumar added that due to the lack of product differentiation and Convincing use cases, the tablet's consumer space is squeezed by tablet phones, which are mobile phones with screen sizes of 5.5 inches and above.

In terms of shipments, 4G, 3G and Wi-Fi-based tablets increased 53%, 44% and 22% YoY respectively in the third quarter, while 2G tablet shipments decreased 15% in the same period.

On the operating system, Android continues to be the operating system of choice with the highest market share due to the growing number of Android tablets on the market, with 92% market share.

Android market grew 43% sequentially, iOS grew 5%, market share steady at 8%.

In the segment, the flat-panel market, priced at Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000, recorded a rapid growth of 160%, while tablets below Rs 5,000 dropped sharply by 27% in Q3 of 2017.

As the cost of 4G data declines, the demand for 4G devices will increase significantly in the coming quarters, which will increase the sales of 4G tablets, so the demand for low-cost tablets is likely to increase significantly, "said CMR analyst Manca Menka Kumari said.