Will Tablet PCs and Smartphones overtake Desktop Computers?

In this article, you will know recently Michael Dell stated in Bangalore that increasing in sales of Smartphone’s and tablets worldwide won’t affect any Desktop or Laptop computer business. We got the same question about it, will Tablet PCs and Smartphone’s overtake Desktop computers and Laptop.

Expert view on Tablet PCs and Smartphones against Desktop computers

We have got various questions on technology and trends. System and its advanced versions. Which one will stay longer or for a possible time duration. To review this question, we can go with one of the latest statement from Michael Dell who is founder of Dell giant.

Michael Dell, Dell Inc. founder is not concerned about the increasing in sales of Smartphone's and tablets worldwide. Dell stated this when a company event took place in Bangalore on 9th January 2012, he kept aside any fear of competition on Dell products. He further stated that he "don't see tablets and Smartphone's replacing PCs".

Dell with PCs and Desktop computers

Michael Dell expressed that India could be a manufacturing center for the computer-maker. Dell Company is planning to increase its production unit in India along with Research and development (R&D). Dell said "India and China have seen exceptional growth for Dell".

Gartner (IT research and advisory firm) told that the worldwide PC sales will slow down in 2011 with only a 3.8 per cent growth over 2010 sales. Alternatively, Smartphone's and Tablet PCs sales will increase up and growing more than 100 per cent per annum.

Dell computers aim and success

The US based company is about to obtain small and mid-sized companies in India. "This will work as an addition to our capabilities", Dell said.

Dell further added that "We will use our strong cash flow for acquisitions to enhance growth." The Dell Company reported revenue of $15.3 billion for December 2011 quarter. It has no issue in its overall customer across globe.

Dell PC services

Dell Company makes mass revenue by selling hardware to private companies and government organizations around the world. Dell spoke on the implementation of cloud computing technology by IT firms. Cloud computing is the service-based technology of sharing resources, software apps and information over a common network between various computers.

Dell said that while he has noticed the mounting up in relatively advanced technology, only time will tell its real impact.

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