The chief explanation for the decline in sales is that new iterations are no longer living up to their hype enough for customers to justify replacing their older tablets with new ones.
Apple alone experienced a 17.7 percent drop in iPad sales in 2014. Despite the fact that tablets are much more powerful than they have ever been, however, it seems that the sales figures reported by many manufacturers are sliding downward. Its value in the business and, to some extent, the consumer market was not appreciated until 2010, when Apple started heavily marketing its iPad and people began to see the benefits of having such a device in their hands. It had no keyboard, no mouse to speak of, nor did it have a screen size that was easy on the eyes. In 2008, tablets were seen as little more than a gimmick, perceived as no more than a simple consumer item - a toy.
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