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Strategy Analytics: Tablet Apps Processor Revenue Soared 77 Percent in Q3 2012
BOSTON --(Business Wire)--
Global tablet applications processor market showed a robust 77
percent year-on-year growth in Q3 2012 to reach $0.9 billion, according
to the Strategy Analytics (News - Alert) Handset
Component Technologies service report, "Tablet
Apps Processor Market Share Q3 2012: NVIDIA Retains Lead in Non-iPad
Tablets with One-Third Share."
Based on Strategy Analytics estimates, Apple maintained its lad in the
tablet applications processor market with 53 percent revenue share in Q3
2012. NVIDIA (News - Alert), Texas Instruments, Qualcomm and Samsung made up the rest
of the top-five vendors.
According to Sravan Kundojjala, Senior Analyst, "NVIDIA led the non-iPad
tablet market with one-third unit shipment share in Q3 2012 with the
help of its Google (News - Alert) Nexus 7 and Microsoft Surface RT design-wins. During
the quarter, NVIDIA registered its highest quarterly Tegra tablet
processor shipments since the introduction of the Tegra product.
Strategy Analytics believes that NVIDIA is well-positioned to maintain
its share in non-iPad tablets in the next few quarters."
According to Stuart Robinson, Director of the Strategy Analytics Handset
Component Technologies service, "Strategy Analytics estimates that
stand-alone applications processors represented about 99 percent of all
tablet applications processors shipped in Q3 2012. Baseband-integrated
processors have had limited traction so far in tablets and this has
affected shipments of integrated vendors such as Qualcomm, Broadcom and
MediaTek (News - Alert)."
About Strategy Analytics
Strategy Analytics, Inc. provides the competitive edge with advisory
services, consulting and actionable market intelligence for emerging
technology, mobile and wireless, digital consumer and automotive
electronics companies. With offices in North America, Europe and Asia,
Strategy Analytics delivers insights for enterprise success. www.StrategyAnalytics.com

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