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Tablet Demand to Pass Laptops Next Year: DigiTimes

It expects Google to become the second-largest tablet vendor after Apple with its Nexus widgets
By Maureen O'Gara
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November 27, 2012 08:15 AM EST
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DigiTimes Research figures worldwide tablet shipments will hit 210 million units next year, up 38.3%, pushing past notebooks for the first time.

Branded units should account for 140 million units.

It expects Google to become the second-largest tablet vendor after Apple with its Nexus widgets. It thinks Google will move 19 million of the things. It gives iPads 55.6% of the global branded market, down from 60% this year and 37.4% of the total market including white-box models.

The white-box market is supposed to make Android the biggest platform, ahead of iOS, with a combined 121 million units counting both branded and white-box gismos, up 40.2% year-over-year.

DigiTimes expects global tablet shipments to reach 320 million units in 2015.

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