Global PC shipments declined 3.2%, Acer CEO responded

According to IDC research data, the fourth quarter of 2012, global PC shipments of 89.8 million units, a year-on-year decline of 6.4%. For 2012 as a whole, PC shipments fell 3.2% compared with 2011. According to the data of the shipments, the global notebook shipments in the first five PC manufacturers rank order: HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, Asus.

PC maker in the fourth quarter of 2012 shipments data are as follows: HP shipped 15 million PCs, a market share of 16.7%; associated with shipments of 14.1 million units, 15.7 percent of the market share; Dell shipments of 940 million units, 10.6 percent of the market share; Acer shipments of 6.9 million units Asus shipments of 6.6 million units.

Acer CEO JT Wang (Wang Jeng-tang) on the matter of performance decline to accept media interviews. JT Wang said, the decline in sales of notebook products is due to the replacement of the old and new products, many users choose smart phones, tablet PCs. In the past two years, the chaos in the notebook market, Apple products continued to grow. But in comparison, a PC equipped with Windows 8 operating system was not cold, not hot.

JT Wang believes that if Microsoft continues to promote the PC and Tablet PC equipped with Windows 8, 2013, the PC market will be boosted. Acer launch Windows 8-based products will be continue in the next quarter, it will be a good opportunity.

Acer also plans to continue to force mobile Internet devices. Weng Jianren (Jim Wong), president of Acer, said it expects 2013 Acer will ship 500 million units of tablet PCs, as well as two million smart phones.

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