MADRID, 23 (Portaltic / EP)
Microsoft Surface sales have exceeded those recorded by the end of Google (NasdaqGS: GOOG – News), Nexus (Berlin: NXU.BE – news) 10. The analyst Benedict Evans has reached these conclusions after tax results of both manufacturers.
devices manufacturing companies, Microsoft Surface and Nexus 10 have not given specifics about the volume of sales of both devices. However, telecommunications analyst, Benedict Evans has created an analytical model to find out the specifics about sales of these models.
The model is based on extrapolation of data from the last fiscal outcomes Asus, Samsung and data screen resolutions Google developers. According to this model, the sales data and use the ‘tablet’ of Google manufactured by Samsung, Nexus 10 were lower than the results obtained by the device manufactured by Asus, Microsoft Surface.
also been analyzed Nexus 7 devices are active compared with the number of 10 Nexus devices have been sold since last October. Thus, the number of Nexus 7 assets totaled 6.8 million compared to 10 sold 680,000 Nexus worldwide.
However, this comparison of the two devices is not fair since the Nexus 7 was released long before I did the model number 10 in the range. Therefore, the analyst Benedict Evans has focused its analysis on the comparison of two terminals to market date closer to each other, fall 2012: Microsoft Surface RT and Nexus 10.
this comparison, the ‘tablet’ developed by Samsung and Google loses. Since its release, the Surface RT has sold 1.5 million units, representing a higher level of sales than that achieved by the Nexus 10 which barely exceeds half a million devices.
In this field, the leader in sales remains invariably the iPad. The ‘tablet’ of Apple (NasdaqGS: AAPL – News) sold 10 million units in just two months, the last two quarters of the last fiscal year. These figures far exceed those achieved by Surface or Nexus devices, despite the success that was expected harvest with these new models.
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– Benedict Evans (http://ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2013/4/17/nexus-tablet-sales-not-many)
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