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印度第一季度个人电脑市场增长37.7%,但通胀担忧:IDC
惠普公司出货超过140万台,整体市场以33.8%的份额在1的时候,紧随其后的是戴尔技术830000台和13.4%的市场份额,和联想752000台和17.6%的份额,IDC说。
个人电脑市场包括台式机、笔记本、工作站。
惠普公司。出货超过140万台,整体市场以33.8%的份额在1的时候,紧随其后的是戴尔技术830000台和13.4%的市场份额,和联想752000台和17.6%的份额,IDC说。
“消费市场保持积极的,因为它见证了一个令人印象深刻的27.9%的同比增长。虽然网上零售渠道经验良好的牵引,COVID-19相关限制的放松导致了零售客流量增加的人数激增开始购买个人电脑从线下商店,从而导致强劲的消费季度Bharath谢诺资深市场分析师说,电脑设备,国际数据公司(IDC)印度。
谢诺伊说,供应商可能在Q2驱车返校活动逐步开放学校和学院的,但高通胀和设备价格的上涨可能会抑制情绪作为消费者推迟购买。
根据IDC,笔记本类别继续与310万单位体积司机,桌面类别看到超过一百万台3 q2014以来的第一次。
对个人电脑的需求继续保持强劲跨段随着人们继续采购电脑远程学习和工作。政府部门见证显著复苏,而企业和中小企业购买仍然乐观,同比增长了47.2%和31.7%,IDC说。
印度平板电脑市场增长68%,1如CMR
CMR目前预计平板电脑出货量记录2022年健康的10 - 12%增长。
Navkendar辛格(manmohan Singh)研究主管、客户端设备,IDC指出,渠道库存回到印度电视台的水平。
“与企业开放和沉重的招聘发生在许多行业,企业部分预计将在未来几个季度保持乐观。政府和教育采购也捡,所以商业部分可能见证2022年高个位数增长。然而,高通胀的担忧,主要是为中小企业和消费者,”辛格说。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The India PC market<\/a> grew strongly at 37.7% year-on-year in Q1 2022, shipping over 4.3 million units, according to data by the International Data Corporation<\/a> (IDC<\/a>). The PC market comprises desktops, notebooks, and workstations.
HP Inc<\/a>. shipped over 1.4 million units and led the overall market with a 33.8% share in 1Q22, followed by Dell Technologies with 830,000 units and 13.4% share, and Lenovo with 752,000 units and a 17.6% share, IDC said.
<\/div><\/div>Acer Group<\/a> and Asus<\/a> rounded off at the fourth and fifth position in the quarter ended March 31, with a 9.8% and 6.2% share, respectively.
\u201cThe consumer segment stayed positive as it witnessed an impressive 27.9% YoY growth. While e-tail channels experienced good traction, the relaxation of COVID-19 related restrictions led to a surge in retail footfall as an increased number of people started buying PCs from offline stores, thereby leading to a strong consumer quarter,\u201d said Bharath Shenoy, Senior Market Analyst, PC Devices<\/a>, IDC India<\/a>.
Shenoy added that vendors may drive back-to-school campaigns in Q2 with the gradual opening of schools and colleges but high inflation and rising device prices may dampen sentiment as consumers delay their purchases.
As per IDC, the notebook category continued to be the volume driver with 3.1 million units, the desktop category saw more than a million units shipped for the first time since 3Q2014.
The demand for PCs continued to stay strong across segments as people continued to procure PCs for remote learning and working. The government segment witnessed significant recovery, while enterprise and SME buying remained upbeat and grew 47.2% and 31.7% year-on-year, IDC said.
\u201cThe consumer segment stayed positive as it witnessed an impressive 27.9% YoY growth. While e-tail channels experienced good traction, the relaxation of COVID-19 related restrictions led to a surge in retail footfall as an increased number of people started buying PCs from offline stores, thereby leading to a strong consumer quarter,\u201d said Bharath Shenoy, Senior Market Analyst, PC Devices<\/a>, IDC India<\/a>.
Shenoy added that vendors may drive back-to-school campaigns in Q2 with the gradual opening of schools and colleges but high inflation and rising device prices may dampen sentiment as consumers delay their purchases.
As per IDC, the notebook category continued to be the volume driver with 3.1 million units, the desktop category saw more than a million units shipped for the first time since 3Q2014.
The demand for PCs continued to stay strong across segments as people continued to procure PCs for remote learning and working. The government segment witnessed significant recovery, while enterprise and SME buying remained upbeat and grew 47.2% and 31.7% year-on-year, IDC said.