Taiwan notebooks, 3Q 2022

Jim Hsiao

Taiwanese notebook makers had shipments weaker than expected in the third quarter of 2022, growing only 2.7% sequentially, far less than the double-digit increase estimated by DIGITIMES Research originally, but still slightly higher than the growth of the global volumes.

Table of contents

Introduction
Chart 1: Notebook shipments, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Chart 2: Global notebook shipments, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Shipments breakdown
Clients
Chart 3: Shipments by major client, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Chart 4: Shipment share by major client, 3Q21-4Q22
Chart 5: Global shipments by major vendor, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
CPUs
Chart 6: Shipments by CPU, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Chart 7: Shipment share by CPU, 3Q21-4Q22
Screen size
Chart 8: Shipments by screen size, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Chart 9: Shipment share by screen size, 3Q21-4Q22
Makers
Chart 10: Shipments by maker tier, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Chart 11: Shipment share by maker tier, 3Q21-4Q22
Chart 12: Top maker shipments, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Chart 13: Vendor-maker partnership, 3Q22 (k units)
Chart 14: Vendor-maker partnership, 2Q22 (k units)
Chromebooks
Chart 15: Chromebook shipments, 3Q21-4Q22 (k units)
Important factors
Components
Market demand
Annual shipments
Chart 16: Taiwan and Global notebook shipments, 2018-2022 (k units)
Chart 17: Top maker shipments, 2019-2022 (k units)
Chart 18: Global shipments by major vendor, 2019-2022 (k units)

Taiwan notebooks, 3Q 2022

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