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Computex 2013 Observation Highlights: Desktop PC

June 28, 2013 / Evelyn Chang

15 Page, Radar

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Abstract

Intel proposed the idea of a two-in-one user experience at Computex 2013, in the hope of offering multiple functions in one single device in the consumer market. With the growing comprehensiveness of mobile devices and network environments, desktop PCs' market share has been gradually eaten up. How desktop PC vendors reposition themselves under the trend of multiple functions in one single device and how capable they are to develop new products will be put to test. This report profiles desktop PCs demonstrated at Computex including AIO (All In One) PCs which have played a key role in bolstering the desktop PC market and examines the future trends of the desktop PC industry.

Table of Contents
1.AIO PCs Aim for Breakthroughs
1.1 AIO PCs Shifting Focus from Single- to Multiple-user Interface
1.2 Bay Trail-D Solution Plays a Key Role to Improve AIO PC Penetration
1.3 Android AIO PCs Making Their Forays into the AIO PC Market
2. Emergence of Home Cloud Supported by Wireless Transmission Technology Connecting Devices and Platforms
3. ASUS Three-in-One AIO PCs Make First Debut
4. Conclusion
4.1 Bay Trail-D Plays Key Role in Boosting AIO PC Market Share
4.2 Android OS AIO PC's Chance in Getting Market Traction Remains to be Seen
4.3 Wireless Transmission Technologies Help Desktop PCs from Being Cannibalized
4.4 Transformer Book Trio Grabs the Spotlight
Appendix

List of Topics
Key development highlights of products showcased at Computex 2013, touching on branded vendors' new product positioning strategies for desktop PC products
Companies and organizations analyzed or mentioned in the report include:
Acer, Amazon, AMD, Apple, Google, Intel, MediaTek, Microsoft, Nokia, Rackspace

List of Figures
Figure 1 Lenovo LdeaCentre Horizon & Dell XPS 18
Figure 2 Gateway, Packard Bell, ASUS, and ECS Android AIO PCs
Figure 3 ACER Personal Cloud Storage
Figure 4 Acer Wireless World with ViVo PC
Figure 5 ASUS Transformer Book Trio

List of Tables
Table 1 Comparison of Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon & Dell XPS18
Table 2 Comparison of Acer, ASUS, ECS Android AIO PC
Table 3 Comparison of Desktop PC, AIO PC, and Keyboard PC

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