Although the computer chip sales this year, very strong, but the market research firm iSuppli warned that next year will be disappointing.
iSuppli noted that the lingering economic problems will continue to affect consumer and business purchasing technology products enthusiasm. Dell's senior vice president of iSuppli? Ford (Dale Ford) in a report that fourth quarter sales of computer chips will fall, "many indications that the economy is not strong recovery, including the high unemployment rate, liquidity crunch and the real estate market is still Downturn, these factors will affect consumer spending. "
iSuppli said that chip sales down this year due to expected slowdown in consumer demand and inventory growth, it believes that consumer demand will slow next year's chip sales to increase as this year. iSuppli predicts global chip sales next year will be 302 billion U.S. dollars this year to grow to 317.4 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of 5.1% much lower than this year's 32%.
Gabriel Consulting Group analyst Dan - Oz (Dan Olds), "said the chip market will increase next year, well below the 32%, this would not surprise me. macroeconomics remains problematic,business and consumer spending will be considerable uncertainty exists. "
iSuppli noted that the lingering economic problems will continue to affect consumer and business purchasing technology products enthusiasm. Dell's senior vice president of iSuppli? Ford (Dale Ford) in a report that fourth quarter sales of computer chips will fall, "many indications that the economy is not strong recovery, including the high unemployment rate, liquidity crunch and the real estate market is still Downturn, these factors will affect consumer spending. "
iSuppli said that chip sales down this year due to expected slowdown in consumer demand and inventory growth, it believes that consumer demand will slow next year's chip sales to increase as this year. iSuppli predicts global chip sales next year will be 302 billion U.S. dollars this year to grow to 317.4 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of 5.1% much lower than this year's 32%.
Gabriel Consulting Group analyst Dan - Oz (Dan Olds), "said the chip market will increase next year, well below the 32%, this would not surprise me. macroeconomics remains problematic,business and consumer spending will be considerable uncertainty exists. "
