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Band 5+: the table shows the worldwide market share of the notebook computer market for manufacturers in the year 2006 and 2007. summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image is a table showing the worldwide market share of the notebook computer market for manufacturers in 2006 and 2007, with columns for Company, 2006 % Market Share, and 2007 % Market Share. In 2006, HP had a 31.4% market share, Dell had 16.6%, Acer had 11.6%, Toshiba had 6.2%, Lenovo had 6.6%, Fujitsu-Siemens had 4.8%, and Others had 22.8%, totaling 100%. In 2007, HP had a 34% market share, Dell had 20.2%, Acer had 10.7%, Toshiba had 7.3%, Lenovo had 6.2%, Fujitsu-Siemens had 2.3%, and Others had 19.3%, also totaling 100%.
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Ex 2:

The table illustrates the percentage of market share of computer manufacturers in 8 categories between 2006,2007 and 2014.

Overall,the proportion of market share in HP hit the highest point in all 3 years while that in fujitsu hit the lowest point in 2006,2007and 2014.Moreover,the total percentage of market share in 8 companies in 2006,20007 and 2014 is the same.

First of all,the percentage of market share in HP was at 31,4% in 2006,continued to increase to 34% in 2007 and was finally at 34,25% in 2014,similarly,that in dell started at 16,6% in 2006,climbed to 20,2% in 2007 and finished at 26,12% in 2014.Moreover,the proportion of market share in toshiba was at 6,2% in 2006,went up to 7,3 % in 2007 and was at 8,12% in 2014 and it tend to be lower than that in HP and dell in 3 periods.

On the other hand,the proportion of market share in samsung was at 11,6% in 2006,went down to 10,7% in 2007 but increased to 14,2% in 2014.Similar to that in Lenovo started at 6,6% in 2006,reduced to 6,2% in 2007 but had a slope to 7,1% in 2014 .Furthermore,the percentage of market share in fujitsu reached at 4,8% in 2006,was at 2,3% in 2007 and went up to 3,1% in 2014 and this tend to be lower than that in samsung and lenovo in all 3 periods.Finally,the proportion of others started at 22,8% in 2006,went down to 14,3% in 2007 and continued to reduce to 7,11% in 2014.

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