Apple widening its lead in tablet sale

Hong Kong - If you think buying a tablet PC, which brand visit your mind? Well, when a soft white, backlit Apple logo blown up in your bulb, you are not alone. In fact, a recent consumer survey shows a whopping 85% of consumers think of Cupertino-based company first before all other competitors.

Latest CNN News found in a report that Only 4% of consumers surveyed Samsung introduces Galaxy in hand, according to a survey by ChangeWave Research. Only 2% of purchases was introduced by RIM Playbook other brands.

When comparing operating systems were nearly seven out of 10 tablets from April to June this year, Apple sold iPads, according to IDC, a company based in London, the market research. In percentage terms, this was an increase of 65.7% in the first quarter to 68.3% in the second quarter.

Android has seen its share of the pie in the industry decreasing from 34% to 26.8% during the same period. IDC predicts that room to continue to shrink in the third quarter. Research in Motion, carved out a market share of 4.9% in the second quarter. There is still a long way to grow - or perish. RIM Playbook only began in mid-April. But as new players tried to take on the dominance of Apple, while others have begun to take their products on the shelves.

Latest CNN News repoted that Just last week, Sharp was the last company, an ax to its range of tablets to be taken. The Japanese electronics giant announced plans to produce two of the three tabs holding the Galapagos - the 10.8 inches and 5.5 inches - by the end of the month. You hold the 7-inch, for now.

The wipeout of the Galapagos, critics say, was consumer-Sharp's own operating system that made it more difficult for application developers to create content. And the only line in the Galapagos last December.

CNN contacted to comment on Sharp. PR representative said they plan to make new models in the future, but do not say what and when. Sharp reporting follows a similar announcement from HP in August.The decision is this: the entire production of the tablet touch-pad to stop. Yet in its report last week, IDC forecasts, the tablets would increase to 17.5% of the total PC market in 2011.

Clear that growth is not synonymous with any fair distribution of wealth between the companies. In fact, it seems rather than one type of fruit in the market of the tablet: Apple. A note on competing companies: do not raise the white flag. Is there still room for more competition in the wars of pills and not all Apple.

For hardcore Apple fanatics, there is a "Fandroid" who are willing to take a smug comment in the other direction. If Apple's rivals to give consumers a little more cool, delicious and affordable, more people just might bite.

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