tablets iPad constantly falling in sales fiscal quarter after fiscal quarter, and despite the company's efforts Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), to keep their product at the top, the competition from unknown producers is greater. The "no name" tablets grew so much in sales that in 2014 they were bought in 70 million units, surpassing iPads in sales for the first time Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, but also tablets. When I say "no name" tablet, I mean the generic tablets produced in China and sold in other countries under various brands, Allview, Utok and other Romanian companies selling such products.
This group of so-called Brand X suppliers claimed 29 percent of the worldwide tablet market in 2014, shipping some 70 million devices, the researcher found. That's a greater market share than top vendors Apple (at 26 percent) or Samsung (at 17 percent), according to the researcher.
During 2014, "no-name" tablets represented 29% of total tablet sales worldwide, 3% more than iPad tablet sales and 12% more than Samsung tablet sales. Generic or "no name" tablets are generally offered for free with certain subscriptions or are sold at prices that represent a fraction of those charged for iPad or Samsung tablets. Practically, this type of products are attractive only in terms of price, their functionality leaves much to be desired, but in the end, for most users, the price matters and less the user experience.
