Acer comes in simply after Apple with 7.3% market share and the staying OEMs accounted for 21% of all market share, amounting to 17.3 million units.
The increase is primarily driven by industrial sales channels made by recovering companies. Looking forward, the market may anticipate customer sales to decrease while business sales go up. At the same time, supply chain restrictions, while still impacting production, has actually eased preparation for parts.
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A new research report from Canalys examined worldwide PC sales for Q2 2021. This class of gadgets includes home computer such as all-in-ones, towers, laptops, and Chromebooks (as a subset of laptop computers).
Dell takes third place with 17% share and 13.9 million systems shipped. Apple positions 4th in the section, with 7.8% market share and about 6.4 million systems. Acer comes in simply after Apple with 7.3% market share and the remaining OEMs accounted for 21% of all market share, amounting to 17.3 million systems.
The PC market need to see strong sales entering into next year as Apples M1 computer systems continue to trickle into the marketplace. New updates for ChromeOS, macOS, and Windows 11 should continue to drive sales to the sector.
Need stays high, particularly due to a strong business segment, as the pandemic-driven urgency for customers to get their hands on PCs is starting to subside. Element supply problems stay an issue for the market, however the extent of deficiencies and stockpiles is lowering.
Lenovo led the quarter, delivering 20 million units this quarter compared to 17.4 million last quarter, growing 14.7% YoY and ended up with 24.3% market share. HP is 2nd at 22.6% market share, selling about 18.6 million units and growing just 2.8% YoY.
The overall PC market increased 13% year on year for Q2 of 2021, totaling an estimated 82.3 million systems shipped. Lenovo led the quarter, delivering 20 million systems this quarter compared to 17.4 million last quarter, growing 14.7% YoY and ended up with 24.3% market share. HP is second at 22.6% market share, offering about 18.6 million systems and growing just 2.8% YoY.
