Windows 8 PC sales aren't trending well, according to a new report. And consumers' addiction to low cost may be a factor.
A
blurb on Friday from the NPD Group said
Windows 8 holiday sales continue to not impress.
"The launch of Windows 8...did little to boost holiday sales or improve the yearlong Windows notebook sales decline," NPD said.
More specifically, Windows laptop "holiday unit sales" were down 11 percent year-to-year, the market researcher said.
Want more deets? The average selling price of a Windows laptop rose a hair -- $2 to $420, according to NPD.
