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DisplaySearch: Notebook market up 17.5% in 2002

Press release; Chinmei Sung, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 24 December 2002 0

US-based market research firm DisplaySearch estimates that global notebook sales in 2002 will rise by 17.5% to 29.3 million units, up from 25.0 million units last year.

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