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Taiwan's notebook shipments dropped 7.1% sequentially in the first quarter of 2010. With the economy improving, demand in the market was significant in the traditionally low season.
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Chart 2: Taiwan' s share of worldwide notebook shipments, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 3: Traditional notebook shipments, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 4: Taiwan' s share of worldwide traditional notebook shipments, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 6: Taiwan' s share of worldwide netbook shipments, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 7: Notebook shipments to Top-10 clients, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 8: Notebook shipment shares of Top-10 clients, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 9: Traditional notebook shipments to Top-10 clients, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 10: Traditional notebook shipment shares of Top-10 clients, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 11: Netbook shipment shares of Top-8 clients, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 14: Traditional notebook shipments by CPU, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 15: Traditional notebook shipment shares by CPU, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 16: Notebook shipments by screen size, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 17: Notebook shipment shares by screen size, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 18: Traditional notebook shipments by screen size, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 19: Traditional notebook shipment shares by screen size, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 20: Notebook shipments by Top-five makers, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 21: Notebook shipments by maker tier, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 23: Traditional notebook shipments by maker tier, 1Q09-2Q10 (k units)
Chart 24: Traditional notebook shipment shares by maker tier, 1Q09-2Q10
Chart 25: Taiwan and worldwide notebook shipments, 2008-2012 (k units)
Chart 26: Taiwan and worldwide netbook shipments, 2008-2012 (k units)
Price: NT$25,200 (approx. US$900)