Lenovo for the first time the world's No. 2 position after surpassing Dell. Hewlett-Packard(HP) is still solid at No. 1.
Position data is reported by both Gartner and IDC, the world's two leading research institutions. Although, both recorded a slightly different percentages.
Gartner placed HP in the first position with 17.7 percent market share. While IDC figuresrecorded 18.1 percent. According to Gartner, Lenovo is in second position with 13.5 percent rate. This goes beyond the so-called Dell has a market share of 11.6 percent.
IDC also notes Lenovo in second place with a range of 13 percent. Dell stumbled to third place with a range of 12 percent. Following is the Acer (10 percent) and Asus (6.5percent).
All figures are for the third quarter of 2011.
PC sales, which include desktop and laptop computers, said to be globally weakened.This is due to the smartphone and tablet devices more attractive to consumers. On the other hand, the corporation which saves a lot of computer purchases.
However, IDC analysts believe growth will look better in 2012 as the presence of the devices 'ultra mobile'. "Quarter four is still single-digit growth, but will be faster in 2012," said Jay Chou, senior research analyst for IDC.
Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner, said the weakening PC market will furtherencourage consolidation. For example, said Kitagawa, Lenovo and NEC merger and change of HP's strategy to be announced.
Position data is reported by both Gartner and IDC, the world's two leading research institutions. Although, both recorded a slightly different percentages.
Gartner placed HP in the first position with 17.7 percent market share. While IDC figuresrecorded 18.1 percent. According to Gartner, Lenovo is in second position with 13.5 percent rate. This goes beyond the so-called Dell has a market share of 11.6 percent.
IDC also notes Lenovo in second place with a range of 13 percent. Dell stumbled to third place with a range of 12 percent. Following is the Acer (10 percent) and Asus (6.5percent).
All figures are for the third quarter of 2011.
PC sales, which include desktop and laptop computers, said to be globally weakened.This is due to the smartphone and tablet devices more attractive to consumers. On the other hand, the corporation which saves a lot of computer purchases.
However, IDC analysts believe growth will look better in 2012 as the presence of the devices 'ultra mobile'. "Quarter four is still single-digit growth, but will be faster in 2012," said Jay Chou, senior research analyst for IDC.
Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner, said the weakening PC market will furtherencourage consolidation. For example, said Kitagawa, Lenovo and NEC merger and change of HP's strategy to be announced.
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