Tech industry analysts can’t seem to agree on whether tablets are harming netbook sales. Changewave Research in October surveyed more than 3100 consumers and found that only 14 percent of those ...

As tablet sales grew, netbook sales fell off a cliff. Trapped between a new competitor and vendors keen to block them out of the market, the netbooks quickly disappeared.

Tablets, netbooks, smartphones–these days, you can’t buy a microwave without being upsold on the 4G, touchscreen, app-store model. But when you’re picking out your preferred mobile tech for ...

However, the disparity in netbook and tablet prices makes the iPad-is-killing-the-netbook argument “a little hard to swallow,” says O’Donnell. For instance, the average selling price for ...

Netbooks won’t stand a chance against the tidal wave of touch tablets coming next year. Tablets have many advantages over netbooks, but netbooks have very few advantages over tablets.

Many people purchased netbooks as "second notebooks," meaning that they simply went from owning one mobile PC to two. But this whole netbook/tablet debate is something different.

However, netbooks will win again this year, even if the projected 25 million in tablet sales comes true. If future hype-inflated projections come to pass (such as 55 million in tablet sales in 2011), ...

For our comparison, we're going to focus mainly on another machine that has just recently hit the market, Lenovo's IdeaPad S10-3t. It's a cutting-edge netbook / tablet hybrid with one of Intel's ...

But given LG’s decision to cool its netbook jets and focus on mobile phones, I’m guessing we won’t see a tablet from LG until 2010 at the earliest. Or at least not a new one. As Electronic ...

ABI predicts that netbook sales will continue to explode, with 139 million sold in 2013. But doubters are re-emerging in full force. This time, giddy on the many rumors of Apple’s tablet, they ...

Although Asustek does not expect tablets — a rising star in the PC industry — to displace its small laptops, Liao says they may erode 10 to 20 percent of netbook shipments for the industry as ...

Netbooks declined 13 percent from their first quarter shipment of 8.4 million netbooks, but, more importantly, tablet shipments really boomed: In the first quarter of this year, just 6.4 million ...