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For the year, Palm maintained its market dominance, though it slipped a bit. In 2000, it has 72% of unit sales, down from 78% in 1999. But that is still far ahead of its next nearest rival Handspring who had 14% of unit sales.
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RE: In the crappers
Who knows. Once all of these devices catch of with demand....then we can see how the numbers stack up.
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14% for Handspring?
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RE: 14% for Handspring?
http://www2.pdabuzz.com/Discussion/Forum4/HTML/001203.html
And yet there are still so many Palm users who insult the m100 as useless and hope for a 200 MHz Palm, that will have all the disadvantages of the PPC (expensive, heavy, short battery life) and will probably sell about as many units as your average PPC (a few).
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In the crappers
> Last year, the top three PocketPC manufacturers, Casio, H-P, and Compaq had their combined percentage
> of the market decline slightly. In 1999 they had 13.9% of the market, while in 2000 they had 10.3%.
Down 3% in 2000 from an already miserable 13% in '99?
We've all given PocketPC more than the few months needed to show strong pickup, but it's obviously going nowhere. Third time unlucky for MS?