Does Android really grab the iPad market?

Almost all market indicators indicate that the iPad continues to outperform its rival Android, but is this all the thing? Take a look at a recent news report. The headline is: According to reports, iPad's market share in the second quarter decreased. Later writes: "In the second quarter of this year, Apple had 61% of the global tablet market share. This figure is also acceptable, but it is still a lot lower than the company's 94% market share a year ago."

In this case, how will the tablet PC market develop? Android will eventually occupy part of the actual market? Selling data should be the most critical measure. There is no doubt that the Apple iPad is always sold out. Is this true for the Android tablet? Distributors have a lot to buy, but how are they selling?

Android's sales data (also known as retail data) does not seem to be clear. It is said that as a larger class of competitors: such as Lenovo, Sony enter the tablet market, Android's purchase volume will continue to increase.

The question is coming. The more Android tablets you have, the more you sell it. After all, even if the market hasn't gained momentum yet, producing Android tablets is indeed a general trend. Look at all the world's top equipment manufacturers, Samsung, Sony, Motorola, Lenovo, LG, Acer, HTC, Asus, almost every one is selling Android tablets, or almost sold.

This wave of the market has already reached the United States. There are news reports about Android tablets in the kiosks on the streets. The ads of Best Trading and Staples announce to people that Android has landed in the United States. (In the big companies that compete for the tablet market, Hewlett-Packard is also considered one)

The Android camp buzzing volume is increasing every month and will only get louder and louder. Will these noises attract the attention of more consumers and eventually turn them to Android? You just have to visit a large US electronics retailer immediately and you will know the answer.