PC Market Continues Decline Despite Growth in Mobile PC Segment

"The first quarter results are not a sign doom for the U.S. market," Kitagawa said in a news release. "The biggest reason for the decline of PC shipments in the U.S. was attributed to the desktop market, which experienced a double-digit decline. This was primarily due to the end of the Windows XP replacement cycle. In contrast, mobile PC shipments in the U.S. continued to show year-over-year growth, and early results show this segment could have grown approximately 10 percent in the first quarter of 2015."
Ok, so "mobile PCs?"

3 Reasons Chromebooks Are Shining in Education

While some observers might refer to this changing of the guard as a "return of the laptop" or the "tailing off of the tablet," to those doing the buying, that’s not quite the case. Valerie Truesdale, chief of technology, personalization and engagement for North Carolina's Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, said of the HP device in use at her district, "It's the size of a tablet; it's portable [like a laptop], but this Chromebook is another animal in between.”
I.e., not Windows laptops either. Windows is in a steep decline.