PC shipment sees largest dip since 2013
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PC "The price hike of PCs became more apparent in some regions due to a sharp appreciation of the US dollar against local currencies. The price hike could hinder
"Secondly, the worldwide PC market experienced unusually positive desk-based growth last year due to the end of Windows XP support. After the XP impact was phased out, there have not been any major growth drivers to stimulate a PC refresh," he said
Kitagawa further said the Windows 10 launch scheduled for third quarter of 2015 has created self-regulated inventory control, as PC vendors and the channels tried clearing inventory as much as possible before the Windows 10 launch.
Lenovo topped the charts with 19.7% share, closely followed by HP with 17.4% and Dell with 14%. Shipments in the Asia/Pacific region reached 24.2 million units in the second quarter of 2015, a 2.9% dip from last year’s figures.
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