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Samsung on top as Micromax grabs 2nd spot in India's tablet market: IDC
In India's tablet market, Micromax was number two in Q2 thanks to a strong performance, beating previous number two Apple.

As far as operating systems go Android is on top with 89.6% market share. The report notes that Windows OS is gaining ground too but this rise is driven by enterprise buying. Where screen-sizes are concerned, it is the 7-8 inch ones that dominated the market shared and have a total of 88 percent market share. The report notes that on the low volume is concerned, tablets with screen size 10-11 inch screen grew by 54 percent in Q2. Number 4 and 5 positions were taken by Lenovo and Datawind (best known for it's Aakash and Ubislate tablets). Nearly 45 percent of the market is dominated by others.
First Published:Sep 02, 2014, 09:03:02 IST
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