Tablet sales to outstrip laptops by 2016
Brafton reports.
While more users consume news or entertainment-related content on their mobile devices, sales for tablets continue to rise and will do so steadily through at least 2017, according to a report from NPD DisplaySearch.
According to PC Mag, Apple's iPad is projected to hold on to the lead until at least 2017. The iPad will not dominate by such a large margin in the next five years, however.
According to DisplaySearch, Apple's share will drop from 72.1% in 2012 to 50.9% in 2017.
It points to a number of reasons for the growth, including ever-increasing options for consumers, including new operating systems, e-Commerce Times notes.
New features on the devices and third-party apps are proliferating. Also, the mobile computing global supply and manufacturing chain has increased capacity to meet demand.

