1 / 6

Worldwide PC Shipments Reached an Increase of 32% in the First Quarter, Lenovo Leads

Worldwide PC Shipments Reached an Increase of 32% in the First Quarter, Lenovo Leads

aditi_agarwal2421
Download Presentation

Worldwide PC Shipments Reached an Increase of 32% in the First Quarter, Lenovo Leads

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Worldwide PC shipments reached an increase of 32% in the first quarter, Lenovo leads

  2. Overall PC shipments arrived at 69.9 million units in the main quarter of this current year, a development of 32% from the primary quarter of 2020, as indicated by Gartner. The best three sellers in the overall PC market stayed unaltered from the past quarter, with Lenovo keeping up the best position by shipments, said the report. The entirety of the main six merchants experienced twofold digit development, and all, with the exception of Dell, acquired piece of the pie contrasted with a year prior "This development ought to be seen with regards to two interesting components: correlations against a pandemic-compelled market and the momentum worldwide semiconductor deficiency," Mikako Kitagawa, Research Director at Gartner.

  3. "Without the shipment bedlam in mid 2020, this present quarter's development may have been lower. In any case, semiconductor deficiencies are presently unfavorably influencing the production network indeed, with shipment lead times for certain PCs stretching out to up to four months." While Gartner does exclude Chromebooks in its conventional PC market results, Chromebook shipments developed by triple digits in the principal quarter of 2021, contrasted with a year prior, with development essentially determined by speculation among instructive establishments in North America. Counting Chromebooks, the absolute overall PC market grew 47% year-over- year, Gartner said.

  4. Lenovo recorded a 42.3 percent year-over- year development, the most noteworthy among the among top six sellers. Rather than HP and Dell, Lenovo expanded shipments of deskbased PCs, to a great extent because of popularity in China. The organization became quicker than the provincial normal in every single key locale, with especially solid development in Asia Pacific. It likewise additionally gave off an impression of being more in charge of their store network, as a higher level of its PCs are made in-house contrasted with different merchants. After two successive quarters of decay, HP

  5. accomplished solid year-over-year development of 34.6 percent. HP kept on acquiring footing in Latin America, recording more than 60% year- over-year development around there. Nonetheless, it ought to be noticed that HP's solid development is ascribed to a limited extent to a huge decrease in 1Q20, as HP was the hardest hit by the store network disturbance among of the best three sellers at that point, Gartner said. Dell which involved the third situation regarding piece of the overall industry encountered the slowest development among the best six merchants, to a great extent because of the organization's emphasis on the business PC market, which didn't insight as much development as the strong customer PC market.

  6. Considering segment deficiencies and expanding cargo costs, the organization additionally pulled away from low-edge shopper items like never before previously. Apple, Acer Group and ASUS positioned fourth, fifth and 6th in the rundown of top parts as far as overall PC shipments in Q1 of 2021.

More Related