According to new data published by the IDC company, which analyzes mobile markets around the world, in Asia smartphones with screens over 5 inches they recorded sales as high as tablets and portable PCs. In Q2 2013, 25.2 million smartphones with screens between 5 and 7 inches were sold in Asia, 25.3 million tablets and portable PCs were sold in the same region. In practice, we are talking about a state of equality, approximately, between the 3 categories of products, and this says a lot about the interest of consumers in that region.
The Note 2 could appeal to students, to artists, to business professionals, and, yes, even to those who aren't invested in tablets, but would like a larger screen. I would definitely consider carrying a Note 2 as a personal phone. Most of the women I spoke with had no trouble fitting the Note 2 into a bag or purse, but questioned the phone's usability and their ability to reach the corners of the screen one-handed. Of the men who tried out the phone, responses were 50/50. Some felt fine slipping the Note 2 into a front pants pocket, others didn't. Some enjoyed holding the larger phone once they got used to its size; others found it too expansive, even with their bigger hands.
Many users are replacing tablets and portable PCs with smartphones that have large screens, and this causes Android terminal manufacturers to release terminals with larger screens year after year. Of course, most of the little Chinese people look ridiculous when they hold a smartphone with a 6-inch diagonal screen to their ear, but the utility of the device is more important, so most of them ignore the aesthetic element and make the purchase thinking that the terminal will be useful to them from now on. many points of view.
This growth in the segment of phones with such large screens represents a big problem for Apple, the company losing a good part of the market share in the segment of smartphones and tablets, and without an iPhone with a giant screen, it will have even more to lose .
