Tablets Are More Resurgent Among The Adults In The US

Tablets are found to be in one person out of every five in USA. Looks like, after surpassing a long holiday, tablets have come with full preparation to spread itself all over USA. Right now, tablets have a strong presence in the US market.

Leading customer analysis firm the Pew Research Center reports that, over the holiday season, tablet ownership in USA went doubled approximately. What Pew Research Center noted just before Christmas is, only 10% of adults in the US possessed a tablet, but in the mid-January, that 10% raised up 9% and stopped at 19%.

Pew wanted to delve into the most popular of which tablet had been sold, but unfortunately, they couldn’t do that exactly due to hard pressure of Christmas. But they figured it out, Amazon‘s accessible $200 Kindle Fire was one of the most attractive and selling items. From other sources, it’s been reported that flagship Kindle tablet sold as many as 5 million units during the frenzied shopping time.

It goes beyond saying, iPad was the most selling item compared to others, but Kindle Fire which released in December created a buzz and really only had a presence online. As reports says, ‘iPad 3 Will Be Thinner Than iPad 2’ and ‘iPad 3 Will Be Launched In February’, right now, iPads are wriggling in thousands of stores across the country.

It seems that, a war have been started between iPad & Kindle that, who will take more place to the hands of US people. Certainly, this year will be a different year as we can see tablets are fighting just to reach in hands of people. As the Kindle Fire has made Android tablets much more recognizable, higher-end consumers are searching for something that offers more. Well time to see, who wins the the game.

Source : TG Daily

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Anatol

Anatol Rahman is the Editor at TheTechJournal. He loves complicated machineries, and crazy about robot and space. He likes cycling. Before joining TheTechJournal team, he worked in the telemarketing industry. You can catch him on Google+.

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