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Dataquest Insight: Forecast Scenarios for Mini-notebooks, Worldwide
17 July 2008
 
Annette Jump   Tracy Tsai   George Shiffler III  

Mini-notebooks are an emerging category of mobile computing devices, which will offer additional growth opportunities to many hardware and some software vendors. Gartner predicts that 5.3 million such devices will be shipped in 2008 ,and 7.8 million in 2009.




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Table of Contents

Contents
  • Analysis
    • Mini-notebooks: Definition and Segmentation
      • Definition
      • Mini-notebook Segmentation
    • Mini-notebooks Are Supply-Driven
    • Potential Users and Usage Scenarios for Mini-notebooks
    • The Largest Opportunities Are in Consumer Mini-notebooks
    • Forecast Scenarios for Consumer Mini-notebooks
      • Best-Case Scenario
      • Most Likely Scenario
      • Worst-Case Scenario
    • Education Mini-notebooks — Still Project-Driven
    • Business Mini-notebooks — A Niche Category
  • Background and Context
  • The Impact
  • Conclusion
  • Recommended Reading
Tables
Table 1.
Mini-Notebooks by Subsegment
Table 2.
Potential Users and Usage Scenarios for Mini-Notebooks
Table 3.
Consumer Mini-notebook Forecast for Best, Most Likely and Worst-Case Scenarios, 2008-2012 (Thousands of Units)
Table 4.
Forecast Assumptions for Consumer Mini-notebook Scenarios
Table 5.
Education Mini-notebook Forecast Scenarios, 2007-2012 (Thousands of Units)
Table 6.
Business Mini-notebook Forecast Scenarios, 2007-2012 (Thousands of Units)
Table 7.
Worldwide Mini-notebook Forecast by Subsegment — Most Likely Scenario (Thousands of Units)
Table 8.
Overall Mini-notebook Forecast Scenarios, 2007-2012 (Thousands of Units)




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