Indonesian Computer Business Association (Apkomindo) believes the phenomenon will enliven the tablet computer market in Indonesia.
"Today, these tablets are just beginning and at the market top, the penetration will be seen next year," said Suhanda Wijaya, Chief Apkomindo the sidelines of the opening exhibition at the JCC Indocomtech computers, today Wednesday (3 / 11).
According Suhanda, next year is estimated there will be more imitators iPad tablets. Moreover, this new product will typically add new features that increasingly meet the needs of users.
Starting from exchanging e-mail, surfing, and even telephone ria. "So the more simple, more efficient. People go traveling is also more convenient than carrying a tablet netbook or notebook," said Suhanda.
He also predicted the price of this tablet will adjust the market. If it's still targeting the upper class with prices still high enough, the new device will come with a very affordable price. "Compared to the phone, if there are tablets that cost the same course would choose tablets," he said.
As for the notebook, not less than 3.8 million units sold this year. Last year sales of notebooks and netbooks to reach 2.9 million units. According to Indonesia's growth rate far exceeds the sales or growth in the world. In Indonesia, the growth reached 30 percent, while in the world according to IDC, only 15 percent.
To expand the notebook and netbook market, which is done is targeting the middle to lower. Currently, the needs of increasingly large, and the netbook has grown more and bigger because of the higher needs. He confessed rather difficult to estimate the growth and sales next year. "Because of new products and growth rather difficult to predict," he said.
For the local market, tablet have started to emerge from Zyrex and Skybee product. Both were introduced to consumers a few months ago. While from international vendors, IPAD already widely followed in the Indonesian market and Galaxy Dell Streak Tab. Soon Blackberry Playbook will also slide on the market soon.
