WHAT!

April 1st is over right? Lets read that again:

Intel expectes the share of UMPC in the PC market will continually go up and score around 10% raising or above by 2010.

By my estimations, the UMPC is taking something like 0.35% of the global notebook  PC market with about 700,000 units to be sold in 2007. [These are my guesstimates - see how I reached these figures here.] 10% of the PC market is something like 50 25 Million units.

Graph below updated
   

While I'd love to see a 400% 300% [corrected] year on year increase, I think there's been an error somewhere along the way. In fact there's a few things in the report that smell a bit funny. My money is on 'fake report.'

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WHAT!

April 1st is over right? Lets read that again:

Intel expectes the share of UMPC in the PC market will continually go up and score around 10% raising or above by 2010.

By my estimations, the UMPC is taking something like 0.35% of the global notebook  PC market with about 700,000 units to be sold in 2007. [These are my guesstimates - see how I reached these figures here.] 10% of the PC market is something like 50 25 Million units.

Graph below updated
   

While I'd love to see a 400% 300% [corrected] year on year increase, I think there's been an error somewhere along the way. In fact there's a few things in the report that smell a bit funny. My money is on 'fake report.'

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HKEPC: Intel expects UMPC to account for 10% of PC market in 2010. Sounds wrong to me.

Posted on 06 April 2007, Last updated on 07 November 2019 by

I reported yesterday on the news coming out via HKEPC from those naughty Taiwanese moles. Today, HKEPC have posted the info in English along with a summary chart (which looks like its HKEPC-generated.)

As before, they report that the processor is a 90nm processor (doesn’t tally with what Intel told me) and the GPU is an X3000 (which I understand is a Santa Rosa part not compatible with old processors?) There’s also a little bit of information about futures too. Menlow is the codename for the 2008 platform and Intel expects the ultra mobile PC market to hit 10% of the PC market by 2010.

WHAT!

April 1st is over right? Lets read that again:

Intel expectes the share of ultra mobile PC in the PC market will continually go up and score around 10% raising or above by 2010.

By my estimations, the ultra mobile PC is taking something like 0.35% of the global notebook  PC market with about 700,000 units to be sold in 2007. [These are my guesstimates – see how I reached these figures here.] 10% of the PC market is something like 50 25 Million units.

Graph below updated
   

While I’d love to see a 400% 300% [corrected] year on year increase, I think there’s been an error somewhere along the way. In fact there’s a few things in the report that smell a bit funny. My money is on ‘fake report.’

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