The table below the worldwide market share of the notebook computer markets for manufacturers in the year 2006, 2007 and 2014 v.2
The table below the worldwide market share of the notebook computer markets for manufacturers in the year 2006, 2007 and 2014 v. 2
A glance at the table reveals clear differences in the proportion of the global market share of notebook computers in terms of manufacturing companies in three distinct years.
One noticeable fact highlighted by the figures is that all companies listed, except for Fujitsu, witnessed a slight increase in the market share over the period.
In 2006, HP computers accounted for the largest percentage of market share, at around one-third, nearly doubled the figure for Dell, at 16. 6%. Third in terms of prevalence was Samsung computers, with 11. 6%. The market share of HP products went up marginally by over 3%, reaching the top of 34. 25%, which remained as the market leader. Likewise, a similar trend was observed in the statistic presented by Dell while Samsung’s market share slipped to 10. 7 % in 2007, prior to recovering to 14. 20%.
Registering at only less than 7% by each, Toshiba and Lenovo computers came as the fourth and fifth rank in 2006. The next nine years saw a moderate increase in these two figures, ending at merely 8%, despite a minor fall of Lenovo’s share in 2007. Additionally, the popularity of Fujitsu notebooks declined by approximately 2%, from 4. 8% to 3. 1% in 2014. Similarly, unspecific companies were subjected to a marked decrease in their market share, bottoming at 7. 11.
A glance at the table reveals
clear
differences in the proportion of the global
market
share
of notebook computers in terms of manufacturing
companies
in three distinct years.
One noticeable fact highlighted by the figures is that all
companies
listed,
except for
Fujitsu, witnessed a slight increase in the
market
share
over the period.
In 2006, HP computers accounted for the largest percentage of
market
share
, at around one-third,
nearly
doubled the figure for Dell, at 16. 6%. Third in terms of prevalence was Samsung computers, with 11. 6%. The
market
share
of HP products went up
marginally
by over 3%, reaching the top of 34. 25%, which remained as the
market
leader.
Likewise
, a similar trend
was observed
in the statistic presented by Dell while Samsung’s
market
share
slipped to 10. 7 % in 2007, prior to recovering to 14. 20%.
Registering at
only
less than 7% by each, Toshiba and Lenovo computers came as the fourth and fifth rank in 2006. The
next
nine years
saw
a moderate increase in these two figures, ending at
merely
8%, despite a minor fall of Lenovo’s
share
in 2007.
Additionally
, the popularity of Fujitsu notebooks declined by approximately 2%, from 4. 8% to 3. 1% in 2014.
Similarly
, unspecific
companies
were subjected
to a marked decrease in their
market
share
, bottoming at 7. 11.
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14Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
0Mistakes