Less than a month before the end of 2021, IDC analysts have prepared a forecast, which says that shipments of “traditional PCs” this year will grow by 13.5% and will reach 344.7 million units. At the same time, it is expected that instead of the usual seasonal rise in the current quarter, supplies will decline by 3.4%. This will affect supply chain problems and rising logistics costs. In the tablet market, there is a similar trend: shipments for the year as a whole will grow by 4.3%, but in the fourth quarter it is expected to decline by 8.6%.
The PC market is expected to slow down in 2022 after two years of solid double-digit growth. Looking at the five-year period ending in 2025, IDC predicts a CAGR of 3.3%. They clarify that most of this growth is in the notebook segment, while tablet sales will decline.
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