The global epidemic has negatively affected economies around the world. Millions of people have lost their jobs in the United States and other countries. Despite this sensitive truth, certain consumer products have gone through great years. For example, the tablet market popped up as the company instructed employees to work from home. School-age children also benefited from distance learning through tablet sales devices. Some families had to move from owning a PC or tablet to owning multiple devices in the family so that everyone in the family could keep connected.
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There is a demand for tablets, PCs, and laptops to increase the epidemic
According to research firm Canalis (via Reuters), the number of PCs and tablets installed with these additional purchases will increase from 1.64 billion at the end of 2019 to 1.77 billion by the end of next year. The components used to make tablets, such as screens and processors, are hard to beat because of the demand. If there is no shortage of such national supplies, the forecast for next year will be even higher. According to IDC researcher Ryan Reith, demand for tablets, PCs, and laptops will continue to grow in 2022 as governments in several countries promote stimulus funds for schools and businesses. The demand for such devices is illustrated by a retelling story by Canalys analyst Ishan Dutt, who said in April a frustrated customer told a seller that a device with a keyboard would suffice as delivery did not take more than a week. Dutt said such frustration has abated but the demand for upgrades continues to put pressure on manufacturers.
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