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Smaller tablets outselling 10-inch tablets
- USA: Monday, March 04 - 2013 at 06:32
According to a study conducted by Display Search, consumers are getting more inclined to buy smaller tablets like the iPad Mini over larger tablets like the iPad 2 or the New iPad. Smaller tablets smaller like the Apple iPad Mini, Samsung Galaxy 8 and other 8" tablets will outsell larger tablets like the Retina Display enabled iPad, Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 in 2013, the study said. "Apple had planned to sell 40m iPad minis (7.9") and 60m iPads (9.7") in 2013," said Display Search. "However, the reality seems to be the reverse, as the iPad mini has been more popular than the iPad. We now understand that Apple may be planning to sell 55m iPad minis (7.9") and 33m iPads (9.7") in 2013."
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