Traffic touch pads on the web: the iPad dominates the market

Until recently it was thought that Samsung, Asus and Google were catching up with the Apple iPad, at least in terms of sales.

Well it seems that despite this, the iPad still dominates the web, and it widely. A recent study by Chikita site, which used tens of millions of users between 15 and 21 June 2013 in the U.S. and Canada indicates that the Apple iPad would represent nearly 84% of the traffic associated with shelves these two countries.

A colossal figure knowing that the traffic of the iPad(PIPO s1s) increased between May and June, respectively, from 82% in April 2013 to 84% in June 2013 in North America.

For comparison, Amazon and its Kindle Fire tablet to HD provides just 5.7% of the market, for Samsung, it represents only 4.2% of the traffic, a misery.
The iPad is selling less, but more users

The other information that emerges from this analysis is that it has sold more iPad than the previous period (iPad 14 million against 17 ​​million in 2012 over the same period), but the number of people using an iPad to surf the web was in net growth in North America.

If these figures are also observed, we see that Apple still has a comfortable lead over its main competitors, including Samsung and Google.

The share of Windows 8 machines is itself ridiculous, with 0.5% share of web traffic on tablet market.

The three shelves are sharing the area of Inteet traffic is the Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle Fire, and Samsung Galaxy Tab models.

This graph above shows that between April 2013 and June 2013 from Apple traffic increased, while that of the Amazon Kindle fire or Samsung Galaxy Tab declined.