A study released by IDC recently shows that Brazil was the third ranking position in the global computer market. Between April and June of 2011, the country sold 95,000 PCs, more than Japan and was only behind China and the United States, which occupy the first and second place.
In this period, Brazil has sold 3.86 million computers – 48.5% and 51.5% were desktops, notebooks. In this scenario, 69.5% were for the domestic segment, 25.8% to 4.7% and corporate and government and education. “You never sold as much computer in a single quarter in Brazil,” said José Martin Juacida, market analyst at IDC, in a statement.
Comparing the first with the second quarter, notebook sales grew 10.5%, according Juacida. “In comparison with the same period of 2010, sales performance is up to 27% higher,” he added. The previous record of computer sales in Brazil, according to IDC, was recorded in the first quarter of 2011, when Brazil sold more than 3.6 million computers – were 50.5% and 49.5% of notebooks, desktops.
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