iPhone sales will tumble in 2016,

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All together, an estimated 163 million notebook PCs will ship worldwide during 2015. That sounds better than it is. The ultraportable PC and laptop segments are actually expected to decline in 2015 by 14 percent compared to 2014.
The blame for this falls primarily on unit volume losses at Acer, ASUS and Lenovo, among others. It hasn't helped any that long-time vendors Samsung and Sony are leaving the laptop market. Apple is still doing well. ABI predicted that Apple will close out 2015 with 32 with battery such as dell Latitude D600 battery, dell Latitude D610 battery, dell Latitude D620 battery, Dell Latitude D630 Battery, dell Latitude D820 battery, dell Latitude D830 battery, dell Latitude D800 battery, dell Latitude D810 battery, Dell Inspiron 1546 Battery, Dell Inspiron E1501 Battery, Dell Inspiron E1505 Battery, Dell Inspiron 1525 Battery
"Historically, laptops, being the mainstay portable computer, accounted for most of the unit volume in this market," said Orr. Looking towards tomorrow, Orr added, "it will be interesting to watch the rise in ultraportable PCs, with many technology suppliers, such as Intel, already coming out with advanced portable computing configurations aimed to maximize product flexibility."
As for myself, no matter what Intel does or how Microsoft markets the Surface 3, I and ABI Research, expect the Linux-powered, cloud-based Chromebook to continue to lead the way in laptop growth.
In a world where PC sales continue to slump quarter after quarter, Chromebooks are one of the few bright spots. Jeff Orr, ABI Research's Research Director, said in a statement, "Industry professionals can expect the notebook PC market, including Chromebooks, laptops and ultraportable PCs, to remain roughly flat year-on-year in 2015, with flat to slightly positive growth projected through 2020,"
Orr continued, "Specifically, data suggests a 2016 sales surge in both Chromebooks and ultraportable PCs as consumers continue to adopt Chromebooks into classroom settings and 2-in-1 ultraportable PCs maintain their trend status as the future of portable computing."
Chromebooks have done especially well in schools. Futuresource Consulting claims that Chromebooks accounted for more than 50 percent of US education devices sales in the third quarter. That jump came primarily at the expense of iPads and, to a lesser degree, Windows PCs. That's up from 40 percent year-over-year, and less than one percent back in 2012. Pretty good for a kid that's just gone from kindergarten to second grade.