With user behaviors changing during and after COVID to accommodate more work and schooling from home, there is an even higher reliance on connectivity outside the home. Although most tablets are used in the home with Wi-Fi, a growing share of tablets are Detachable 2-in-1s, meant for work on the go where Wi-Fi is not an ideal solution. Some mobile-first vendors are benefiting from connected tablet strategies and with 5G service becoming more commonplace, carriers have a unique opportunity to retool their marketing and pricing plans to bring more connected computing devices onto their networks.

1. Title
2. Contents
3. Executive Summary - Can Connectivity Be Harnessed to Drive Tablet Growth?
4. Analysis
5. Charts
6. Pivot Table
7. Data - Total Tablet Shipments by Connectivity by Region
8. Data - Total Tablet Installed Base by Connectivity by Region
9. Data - Total Tablet Shipments by SIM Type by Region
10. Data - Total Tablet Installed Base by SIM Type by Region
11. Data - Slate Tablet Shipments by Connectivity by Region
12. Data - Slate Tablet Installed Base by Connectivity by Region
13. Data - Slate Tablet Shipments by SIM Type by Region
14. Data - Slate Tablet Installed Base by SIM Type by Region
15. Data - Detachable 2-in-1 Shipments by Connectivity by Region
16. Data - Detachable 2-in-1 Installed Base by Connectivity by Region
17. Data - Detachable 2-in-1 Shipments by SIM Type by Region
18. Data - Detachable 2-in-1 Installed Base by SIM Type by Region
19. Data - Foldable Tablet Shipments by Connectivity by Region
20. Data - Foldable Tablet Installed Base by Connectivity by Region
21. Data - Foldable Tablet Shipments by SIM Type by Region
22. Data - Foldable Tablet Installed Base by SIM Type by Region
23. Definitions
24. Methodology
25. Country Coverage
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