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One can say that around 90% of cell phones are sold during a year, as for digital camera and printer the figure is the following: 70%. Now it is believed that there will be the dominance of Intel Atom’s netbooks .

Nowadays the Atom-based netbooks are considered to be inexpensive but one should note that it does not have all the features that a laptop has. When people purchase a netbook they consider that they are buying a cheap laptop. Then later they disappointed with the fact that it is unable to work as laptop. Consumers should understand that netbook is another category. One should provide a full dedifferentiation. First of all a user will be able to have a rich internet experience. The boot time will be faster as well as the battery life will be higher and the price will be lower.

The cost of the netbook will drop below Rs 10,000 ($200), it will happen so because the company allowed its design to multiple chipset manufacturers. Because of the competition that occurs among them, it gives a possibility for the price to go down and increase the level of innovation.

The models that will be based on the A8 processor will appear in the market in the first half of 2010. Later it is believed that due to the Cortex A9, netbooks will become more powerful.

The appearance of smartphones in the market is still growing that lead to the fall of mid-range phones.

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