Win10 is also difficult to save: Acer Q2 fiscal quarter revenue is the lowest in nearly 10 years

On July 14th, analysts thought that the era of PCs has passed, and now we have another company in a dilemma. As the world's fifth-largest PC maker, Acer announced that its second-quarter revenue for the year was reduced by 30%. This short statement is not supported by a comprehensive business report, but if this data is true, it means that the company has ushered in the lowest revenue season since 2006. Although there is no detailed report, Digitimes reports that Acer has placed the treasure on Chromebooks, 2-in-1 computers and game books, hoping that these products will boost profits.

reported that Acer's PC shipments dropped by nearly 10 percentage points in the second quarter of this year. But this may not be as bad as it seems, because Windows 10, which will be released on July 29, may bring a lot of consumers. Many users have not chosen to replace the computer in the near future and want to wait for the release of Win 10. Even so, it is very difficult to get PC shipments back to historical glory. In addition, the same report also pointed out that Acer's market share has shrunk by more than 20% compared to 2014. Whether the new rescue plan advocated by its co-founder Stan Shih is effective depends on time proof, but industry analysts are not optimistic about the plan.