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2024年全球智能手机出货量将增长2.8% 折叠屏手机快速增长

近期，IDC發布了一份關于2024年全球智能手機市場的報告。報告顯示，IDC認爲2024年將是智能手機市場恢複增長的一年。據預測，智能手機出貨量預計將在2024年達到12億部，同比增長2.8%，隨後到2028年將保持低個位數增長。在IDC看來，設備更換周期和新興市場不斷增長的需求無疑是整體市場複蘇的關鍵驅動力，但最近的技術發展爲智能手機領域帶來了新的活力。

其中，折叠屏手机预计同比增长37%，2024年出货量将达2500万部。此外，人工智能 (AI) 已迅速成为智能手机中关键一环，这也会促使用户换新。IDC分析师表示，消费者愿意为高阶手机支付更多费用，而折叠屏手机的创新和设备端AI将进一步推动这一趋势。到2024年，下一代AI智能手机的出货量将达到1.7亿部，占智能手机市场总量的近 15%，甚至超过AI PC。随着行业参与者的不断推动，下一代AI智能手机将在2024年之后快速增长。

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