Braking for the netbook market in 2010?

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Dunham Winoto, an analyst at Avian agency, bets on Revenge of the traditional notebook for the notebook market in 2010. The last two years were characterized by the invasion of netbooks, which have earned users due to their extreme practicality and convenience. During 2010, however, things should change: PC makers would be interested to shift attention once again on the notebook, ensuring a more satisfactory profit margins on netbooks extremely economical.

The notebook will return more pleasing to the average user for three main reasons. First of all notebooks are becoming thinner and lighter, approaching constantly portability of netbooks. Another factor to consider is the difference in performance for notebooks: 100 € more, you can buy a basic model notebook, which continues to be a more powerful netbook.
Finally, new systems on the border between smartphones and netbooks based on processors with ARM architecture, developed by companies such as Freescale, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm, are still in a prototype stadium. These solutions are theoretically interesting, but still can not find a good compromise between the benefits of a prolonged energy independence and the problems of poor real ease of use.
Translating speech in figures, the agency Avian expected to grow in 2010 notebook share up to 180 million, compared with 140 million sold in 2009. The rise of netbooks but will post a strong braking. 2009 was the real year of the netbook boom, with sales more than tripled over the previous year (37 million in 2009 against 10 million in 2008), while forecasts for 2010 totaled "only" 47 million.
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