Samsung is among the few OEMs that still take the tablet segment seriously. Every year, the company launches multiple tablets, ranging from extremely affordable to high-end price segment. This year, the company the series, taking its high-end tablet offering a notch higher.
According to a new report from market analysis firm CyberMedia Research, Samsung was the second-biggest tablet brand in during Q2 2020 in terms of shipments. The report shows that the South Korean tech giant improved its tablet business in the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the increased demand for tablet PCs for learning from home.
Samsung’s tablet market share in India was 29% during the second quarter of 2020, up from 17% a year ago. The affordable tablet did well in the country, accounting for 25% sales from the South Korean brand. Lenovo accounted for 48% of the Indian tablet market during the same period, up from 32% a year earlier. Apple, on the other hand, came in third with a 12% share of the market, down from 14% in Q2 2019.
CMR’s new report showed that the Indian tablet market grew 23% quarter-on-quarter, thanks to the rising trend of remote learning and work from home. Tablets with Wi-Fi connectivity saw huge growth with a 98% increase in demand. The demand for tablets is expected to rise further in India as the pandemic continues. A growth of 15% to 25% is being expected.
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According to a new report from market analysis firm CyberMedia Research, Samsung was the second-biggest tablet brand in during Q2 2020 in terms of shipments. The report shows that the South Korean tech giant improved its tablet business in the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the increased demand for tablet PCs for learning from home.
Samsung’s tablet market share in India was 29% during the second quarter of 2020, up from 17% a year ago. The affordable tablet did well in the country, accounting for 25% sales from the South Korean brand. Lenovo accounted for 48% of the Indian tablet market during the same period, up from 32% a year earlier. Apple, on the other hand, came in third with a 12% share of the market, down from 14% in Q2 2019.
CMR’s new report showed that the Indian tablet market grew 23% quarter-on-quarter, thanks to the rising trend of remote learning and work from home. Tablets with Wi-Fi connectivity saw huge growth with a 98% increase in demand. The demand for tablets is expected to rise further in India as the pandemic continues. A growth of 15% to 25% is being expected.
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