Windows tablet runs on Intel processors are not expected to take significant market share of ARM market leader, at least a couple of years, according to market research firm DisplaySearch.
In 2012, the tablets of Windows running on x86 chips - which are predominantly Intel - to obtain only 1.8 percent of the market or units of about 1.8 million of a total market of 100 million units, according to Richard Shim of DisplaySearch, which issued a report released today. Most of these pills use Intel Atom processor, Shim said.
This will improve slightly in 2013 to 3.1 million tablets of Windows 8 running on x86 processors, or about 2.1 percent of a market, according to Shim. In 2013, the tablet market in general is expected to increase to 148 million units.
Wedge expects a lot of these units based on X86 in 2013 for use Haswell Intel processor that is due in the first half of this year. Haswell is expected to be more highly integrated chips leading Intel to date, even more than the processor to replace - Ivy Bridge.
Haswell Intel calls a system-on-a-chip (SoC), which means it is likely to approach the level of integration of Qualcomm SoC that populate many smartphones.
Haswell also be able Ultrabooks in 2013. However, what constitutes a Ultrabook in 2013, nobody knows. Haswell is based on Windows 8 hybrid Ultrabook more tablets? And if they have a tablet? If so, Intel's participation could be much higher in 2013.
Of course, the elephant in the room is ARM. Shipments of tablet PC with chips that have their roots in the design of the ARM is still dominating and is expected to grow 211 percent year over year in 2011 to 59.9 million units. And the tablets with ARM-based chips will grow just below $ 100 million in 2012.
Apple and Nvidia are the largest suppliers of ARM chips for tablets, but today Qualcomm and Texas Instruments are expected to be major players in 2012.
In 2012, the tablets of Windows running on x86 chips - which are predominantly Intel - to obtain only 1.8 percent of the market or units of about 1.8 million of a total market of 100 million units, according to Richard Shim of DisplaySearch, which issued a report released today. Most of these pills use Intel Atom processor, Shim said.
This will improve slightly in 2013 to 3.1 million tablets of Windows 8 running on x86 processors, or about 2.1 percent of a market, according to Shim. In 2013, the tablet market in general is expected to increase to 148 million units.
Wedge expects a lot of these units based on X86 in 2013 for use Haswell Intel processor that is due in the first half of this year. Haswell is expected to be more highly integrated chips leading Intel to date, even more than the processor to replace - Ivy Bridge.
Haswell Intel calls a system-on-a-chip (SoC), which means it is likely to approach the level of integration of Qualcomm SoC that populate many smartphones.
Haswell also be able Ultrabooks in 2013. However, what constitutes a Ultrabook in 2013, nobody knows. Haswell is based on Windows 8 hybrid Ultrabook more tablets? And if they have a tablet? If so, Intel's participation could be much higher in 2013.
Of course, the elephant in the room is ARM. Shipments of tablet PC with chips that have their roots in the design of the ARM is still dominating and is expected to grow 211 percent year over year in 2011 to 59.9 million units. And the tablets with ARM-based chips will grow just below $ 100 million in 2012.
Apple and Nvidia are the largest suppliers of ARM chips for tablets, but today Qualcomm and Texas Instruments are expected to be major players in 2012.
