Canalys has released a summary of their Tablet PC Sales research for Europe.

While the whole thing should be read, I found this particularly interesting. "Conversely, the convertible/modular segment, which includes all products with built-in keyboards that can be removed or folded behind the screen as well as be used like a regular notebook, nearly doubled compared to last year and represented around 80% of all tablet shipments."

Now look at the conclusion made by the company. How is it possible to double sales and conclude sales are a disappointment? Is it simply because notebook sales increased more or because expectations are that this new technology would sell itself?

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