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To: VICTORIA GATE, MD who wrote (61463)7/30/1998 12:18:00 AM
From: Ibexx  Read Replies (3) of 186894
 
Vicky,

More positive stats:
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Sales in Japan Rise in 5th Week of June

July 27, 1998 (TOKYO) -- Personal computer sales at about 2,000 retailers of household appliances in Japan rose 9.4 percent in volume and 9.2 percent in value in the fifth week of June 1998 (June 29-July 5) over the previous week.

This is according to a study compiled by GfK Japan Ltd., an information service company handling the point-of-sales (POS) data.

Those figures increased continuously for the seven consecutive weeks on both a unit and value basis (See table).

The sales rose by 15.6 percent in volume and by 3.8 percent in value from the same week last year (June 30-July 6, 1997).

The average retail price decreased by 460 yen (US$3) to 223,544 yen (US$1,576) from 224,004 yen (US$1,580) last week.

Unit sales in June are still soaring at a pace 15 percent higher than the same week last year. Sales are showing a good start at the beginning of the summer shopping season.

The Windows 98 launch will affect sales in the following weeks, since customers will hold off purchases.

The growth rate in mid July is expected to decline on a unit basis from the same week last year, and the value is expected to drop below the level of the same week last year.

The data GfK Japan releases are from about 2,000 outlets of 41 firms.

GfK Japan picked the 41 first in 1996 and has been releasing their data since then.

GfK Japan covers a far greater number of outlets with combined unit sales accounting for about 10 percent of total domestic PC shipments and about 25 percent of total retail sales.

The following graphs are at Nikkei Market Access web site in Japanese only: - Trends in the number of (all types of) PCs sold in a week.

- Trends in the sales amount (in money) of (all types of) PCs in a week.

- Trends in average sales price of (all types of) PCs sold in a week.

- Trends in the number of desktop PCs sold in a week.

- Trends in the sales amount of desktop PCs in a week.

- Trends in the average sales price of desktop PCs in a week.

- Trends in the number of notebook PCs sold in a week.

- Trends in the sales amount of notebook PCs in a week.

- Trends in the average sales price of notebook-size PCs in a week.
Table: PC sale in the fifth week of June 1998 (source: GfK Japan)

"Year-before weekly comparison" in the Table means the comparison with June 30-July 6, 1997. (Sorry--table cannot be shown).

nikkeibp.asiabiztech.com

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Ibexx




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