MEA’s PCD market expected to hit speed wobble
Analysts predict Middle East & Africa’s personal computing devices market to decline in Q3 2022, but figures are still better than pre-pandemic levels.
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Dip in MEA’s personal computing devices market
Demand for desktops, notebooks, workstations and tablets expected to decline 6.0% year-on-year in shipment terms for Q2 2022, according to IDC.
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Southern Africa’s PC, tablet market shrugs off component, chipset shortage
IDC research reflects growth in the market in the first half of 2021.
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‘Healthy growth’ within MEA PC device market
Shipments across the region reached 6 million units in Q2 2021.
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MEA’s PCD market expected to recover from early year dip
IDC research predicts a 2.4% year-on-year decline in shipping during Q2 of 2021.
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Record growth in MEA’s PCD market in Q1 2021
Market experiences strongest annual growth rate for 15 Years, according to IDC research.
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Growth in Africa’s personal computing devices market
Impact of COVID-19, including the increase in work-from-home models , is driving up business.
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MEA PC market largely absorbs market turbulence
Region’s shipments surpass expectations, despite ongoing pandemic claims IDC.
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COVID-19 hits MEA’s Personal Computing Devices market
4.4 million PCD units were shipped across the region in Q1 2020, which is the lowest volume since Q3 2009.
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SA suffers biggest slump in MEA PC device market
IDC research cites weak rand US dollar exchange rate, high unemployment and low business confidence index.
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Growth in MEA's PC devices market
Kenya, Nigeria singled out as market experiences growth for the first time in 19 quarters says IDC.
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Slump in MEA's PCD market
Market, which is made up of desktops, notebooks, workstations, and tablets, declined 9.1% year on year in Q2 2019, according to IDC stats.