x86
Servers |
Vendors |
Units
2004-05 |
Units
2005-06 |
IBM |
18,818 |
28,362 |
HP |
17,249 |
25,559 |
HCL |
10,121 |
14,670 |
Dell |
8,420 |
13,455 |
Acer |
3,712 |
4,204 |
Others |
8,768 |
12,403 |
Total Units |
67,093 |
98,653 |
Source: IDC India,
2006 |
X86
servers clocked a healthy 47% growth in unit terms with IBM
demonstrating huge traction. Meanwhile, Indian vendors such as HCL
also scaled up volumes impressively |
|
|
Non
x86 Servers |
Vendors |
Units
2004-05 |
Units
2005-06 |
Sun Microsystems |
3,540 |
4,079 |
IBM |
876 |
2,051 |
HP |
1,374 |
1,527 |
Others |
56 |
54 |
Total Units |
5,846 |
7,711 |
Source:
IDC India, 2006 |
With
32% growth in volumes terms, this segment saw rapid escalation of
IBM that saw its stature grow in the UNIX space |
|
The
Desktop Lineup |
Company |
2004-05
Units |
2005-06
Units |
HCL |
476,354 |
633,300 |
HP |
427,620 |
608,899 |
IBM/Lenovo |
203,658 |
293,000 |
Dell |
104,930 |
159,940 |
Acer |
109,065 |
151,433 |
LG |
- |
142,915 |
Zenith |
126,699 |
139,335 |
PCS |
112,569 |
128,191 |
Wipro |
86,434 |
94,610 |
Syntech |
- |
12,525 |
Intex |
- |
7,880 |
Accel |
4,225 |
7,278 |
Apple |
25,000 |
- |
Sahara |
- |
103,000 |
Total Branded |
1,676,554 |
2,482,306 |
Assembled |
1,680,870 |
1,569,935 |
Total |
3,357,424 |
4,052,241 |
Source: IDC India,
2006 (all numbers in black)
All numbers in blue are from company
sources |
HCL
and HP continue to dominate the desktop PC business. According to
the vendors in the fray, the key growth drivers during the year came
from verticals such as telecom, banking, retail, and ITeS |
|
|
The
Portables Parade |
Company |
2004-05
Units |
2005-06
Units |
HP |
75,058 |
230,963 |
Lenovo |
61,848 |
116,000 |
Toshiba |
20,106 |
40,598 |
LG |
- |
8,308 |
Dell |
23,425 |
42,085 |
Zenith |
7,200 |
26,657 |
HCL |
2,925 |
13,400 |
Apple |
500 |
- |
Samsung |
5,827 |
2,000 |
Acer |
20,243 |
83,939 |
Wipro |
2,294 |
2,877 |
PCS |
- |
4,250 |
Sahara |
- |
15,550 |
Others |
568 |
1,965 |
Total |
219,994 |
588,592 |
Source: IDC India,
2006 (all numbers in black)
All numbers in blue are from company
sources |
HP
had a spectacular year with notebook volumes shipments growing by
207%. Battling HP on the Indian turf was Lenovo. Toshiba, LG, Dell
and Acer ended the fiscal with huge growth as compared to last year |
|