If the smartphone market performed slightly better than expected in Q3 2020, declining just a little over 1 percent in global shipments compared to the same period of last year, tablets had an absolutely tremendous quarter, actually growing in popularity due to the coronavirus-related challenges faced by so many people of late.
All in all, 47.6 million tablets were sold around the world between July and September, marking a 24.9 percent improvement from a 38.1 million unit tally in Q3 2019. Unsurprisingly, Apple continues to dominate the vendor chart, followed by Samsung, which was ranked third this time last year, gaining no less than 4.4 million unit sales in the past 12 months.
Believe it or not, that equates to an 89.2 percent year-over-year surge for the industry’s new silver medalist, which appears to have found great success with the high-end Galaxy Tab S7 duo. While we wouldn’t say Apple is in any real danger of being overtaken in the very near future by its Korea-based arch-rival, the latter’s incredible recent progress must be causing at least a little concern in the Cupertino camp.
Source: Phonearena
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