Tablet substitution effect on PC and smartphone usage drops

Will tablets, as Mr Jobs says, eventually replace PCs as the most reliant electronics? (TechWeb) "TechWeb Report" May 9, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said that one day the personal computer (PC) will become like a truck as large and low utilization of products, and tablet computers will gain the greatest trust of future consumers.　　It turns out that this statement does have a certain degree of foresight, and it now appears that PCs have become the most obvious substitutes for the effects of tablet computers. Tablets do cause around 1/3 of users to use PCs less: 35% of users with tablets and desktop computers (DT) reduce or no longer use DT, according to the latest report by Nielsen, a research agency. 32% of users who also own tablets and laptops (NB) have reduced or no longer used NB.　　In addition, 28% of users have reduced their use of netbooks because of their tablets. At the same time, about a 77% of tablet users pointed out that they would use a tablet computer to perform tasks previously performed on the PC.　　When asked why a tablet is preferred, most users choose "easy to carry", followed by "interface, operating system easy to use" and "startup, Shutdown fast". Industry insiders believe that the advantages of easy portability and use of tablets are obvious, and when it comes to doing some easy work, consumers tend to turn on the tablet computer directly.　　On the other hand, PC products still have an irreplaceable advantage in dealing with more complex work, writing lengthy articles, editing pictures, and executing a large number of software at the same time requires a PC, which is also the main reason why a large number of consumers still rely on PCs in the survey.　　From this point of view, the PC has not yet become the truck-type product described by Mr. Jobs, but as the tablet becomes more diverse and more conceptually mixed, the chances of a traditional PC being replaced are increasing. It is noteworthy that the effect of the tablet replacement effect is not only the PC, but also other electronic devices such as smartphones. Surveys show that 13% of smartphone users said the frequency of using smartphones was lower after owning a tablet, and some users, including E-book readers, portable multimedia players and handheld gaming consoles, were affected, with about 25% of users lowering or not using their original products. (Jing)