It’s been a extraordinarily profitable three months for consumer electronics giant Apple as they report putting away an enormous 15.4 million iPad units. Comparison site TabletPCComparison .co asserts that Apple was able to beat out PERSONAL COMPUTER sales numbers, outselling Hewlett-Packard, Dell, and Lenovo in Q1 of the present year. With competition getting warmer in the tablet PC comparison front and Apple’s record busting numbers, it would appear like 2012 is another year for the slate.

What CEO Tim Cook has to say

At Apple’s earnings call, CEO Tim Cook said:

As

I have previously

asserted before, I really believe, and many others in the company believe, that there will come a day the tablet market is somewhat larger than the P.C market. There’s cannibalization of the Mac by the iPad, but we think there’s more cannibalization of Windows PCs by the iPad – we like that trend.

Mr. Cook raises an engaging point, one that should maybe prove to be awfully lucrative for everyone in the tablet Computer industry. The trends are moving more towards appeasing content consumers instead of the content creators; and these buyers usually demand their articles fast and mobile. COMPUTER makers have all launched into the tablet PC market, developing slates that are equivalent to the iPad with some even featuring much more superior specs that Apple’s golden goose. The market looks really spiffy from the looks of things, regardless of last year’s predictions of tablet P.C sales going crazy and ultimately petering out.

The Tablet PC Comparison Wars

We all love pitting one slate against another (and everything else thrown against the iPad 2), and we can expect more of these cage matches as this year progresses. As TabletPCComparison.com suggests, Apple’s numbers from the last a quarter will give its rivals the increased incentive to get a bigger share of the market. Apple got a net profit of US$ 46.33 billion in iPad sales alone (US$ 13.06 billion in gross profit) and anticipation is building for the subsequent gen iPad 3 which is anticipated to bring in more sales. Its competitors are still trailing behind by huge jumps and leagues, but TabletPCComparison.com expects stiffer competition, and therefore an improved deal “with lower initial costs and better hardware “for consumers like us.

Need to know more about the tablet PC comparison wars? Check out TabletPCComparison .co for more information, reports and updates.

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