Some interesting data about the tablet

It is still difficult to determine whether the tablet can replace the PC, but it is certain that it is changing our lives. From this infographic on the Staple website, we can find some interesting data about the tablet:

Ordinary users spend 90 minutes a day on the tablet.

88.3% of users said they would use the tablet on the road; 35% said they use the tablet in the bathroom.

Average user spending on tablet apps is $34.

By 2015, there will be 82.1 million tablet users in the United States.

The most common flat size is 10 inches; most flats weigh less than 1.5 pounds.

54% of tablet users are 34 years of age or older.

80% of tablet users said the tablet improved the balance between work and life; 25% of tablet users spend less on printed books.

Why is the consumer demand for tablet so strong? Terry Lucy of Godisageek's website has a short essay on Tumbler that he believes the iPad is a real PC compared to a PC.

"The definition of a personal computer has never changed since the 1980s. Although I was born in 1988, I can tell you that in the past decade, the personal computer has completely changed its appearance.

When Apple released the iPad, I thought it released the first real PC. ”

At present, iPad is still dominated by the market in the tablet market, but other forces (PC, home appliances, and mobile) have never given up. Who will eventually win these cakes?