Comments on: Palm's Share of the PDA Market Drops in December
Casio had the biggest percentage jump on the list. The maker of the Cassiopeia line of PocketPC (PPC) handhelds moved up to a 9.7% share of the market. Interestingly, the number four PDA company was neither a Palm or a PPC licensee. Royal, maker of the daVinci series of PDAs had a 1.8% share.
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RE: Handspring
But they need to grow the handheld market before they make enough money of licensing the OS. That's why they are doing what they can to make compelling devices. However, their long-term goal is to stop making devices.
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Another BIG mistake Palm has made is not making sure that theVII & VIIx can be used all around the world. Even the Palm clip-on Modem for III and V series can't be used here in Asia for goodness sake! How do you expect to increase sales when your products are so limited in usage? Being a IIIc user myself, the only accessories I can use here are the keyboards and non-important peripherals! Sad...
Handsprings have started appearing on Asian shores now, and with the type of expandability they offer, many would-be Palm users are considering Visors now.
Compaq drops out of the top five
still 83 percent of sales
RE: still 83 percent of sales
83.5% of the market
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RE: Not Surprising
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