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Who leads the market
1 story · 1 numeric claim · 1 verifiedData: Counterpoint Research · 2024
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Samsung and Apple are tied on market_share_pct — both at 18
Verified18 = 18 (Samsung and Apple)
What this measures
Whether the top two vendors really are level on market_share_pct.
How it was aggregated
Average of market_share_pct per vendor. 6 groups in total. 4 other categories ranked below both.
Where the numbers came from
tied · Samsung = 18 (1 row)
| Row | vendor | market_share_pct |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Samsung | 18 |
tied with · Apple = 18 (1 row)
| Row | vendor | market_share_pct |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Apple | 18 |
Exact value
18 — Rounded to 1 decimal place. Shown as 18
Verifier notes
Recomputed tie of market_share_pct = 18 (matches within 1%).
tie:market_share_pct by vendor