The number of surprising at first, but it makes sense. For one thing most people already have PCs, and the market is saturated with them, while sales of smartphones are growing. In addition, most smartphones today people still want everything a PC, including email, browsing, and Facebook. Grant is the smartphone on average less expensive than a PC to boot, it is little wonder that so many people avoid buying a new computer when they can buy a new smartphone instead?
It is not to say that computers are sold in 2010. The numbers are also sold pink, but not at the same time an extreme amount. In fact, they increased only by 5.5%, transport for a total of 346.2 million units in 2010.
As for sellers smartphone sold primarily in the fourth quarter, Nokia continues to lead with 28.3 million sold smartpjones as Apple boasted 16.2 million, Research In Motion boasted 14.6 million and Samsung and HTC have been 9, 7 and 86 million respectively. Does anyone else think it reflects the seriousness of Nokia is running its business that it may sell 28.3 million smartphones and still be in danger?
