Acer: Ultrabooks destroy iPad market next year

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Acer is trying to flinch again. Taiwan PC manufacturers moan after his netbook market seized iPad.

Prediction Acer, consumer interest will turn from tablets to Ultrabooks in 2012.

Laptops are categorized thin PC is designed to compete with Intel’s MacBook Air is priced at $ 999. Ultrabooks expected to merebit 30% global market notebooks at the end of 2012. The prediction was revealed Scott Lin, Acer’s vice president.

iPad tablet dominated Ultrabooks will be the first victims, said Lin was quoted DigiTimes.

Notebooks may be able to match features Ultrabooks.

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“What is so mind is keeping the duration of battery life. Consumer shopping behavior will change because they will choose the device that can meet the needs of entertainment and jobs, rather than choosing a tablet PC or notebook, “said Lin is written in the official release.

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Is everything going to leave his iPad and MacBook? Not much seems. The idea behind the manufacture of tablets rather than mimic the function of a netbook with a more simple, but deepening the understanding of consumers who fall into two categories: work and play. Research has proven that people who use the iPad as the evening or weekend, several times during off hours. The presumption of personal computers have meant everything to everyone is outdated. That’s why the manufacturer of the PC trying to find his identity back in order to exist again.

To Ultrabooks, redefinition of identity that includes several new features with a more durable battery. The long-awaited feature by consumers, as manufacturers of spare parts such as Intel, Acer, and others.

Know why consumers choose to communicate smartphones, tablets for the games, and PCs to work? Simple. Specialization. This era of specialization.

DigiTimes article is a reference of JPMorgan’s analysis of the suspected 25% decline in orders iPad is associated with reduced market demand for tablet PC. The analysis had received denials here and there by some parties.