The tablet market is still shrinking but Microsoft has found a winning recipe

Google's Android is still reigning the tablet hill at the moment, with a share of 65% of the total market, but growing sales of Windows tablets are chipping away at Android's lead. According to the researchers, this trend is likely to continue in the future quarters as customers are increasingly looking at tablets as productivity machines and not as entertainment devices.
The Surface Pro and Surface Book are not only devices that sell in good numbers, but they're also reference devices for other tablet manufacturers. In the past quarters, we've seen a number of PC OEMs offering Surface competitors while simultaneously abandoning their Android tablet series. The report also notes that the average tablet selling price rose 7% as customers and manufacturers start gravitating towards 2-in-1s, which are usually priced at more than a run-of-the-mill Android slab.
“Microsoft has led a transformation in the tablet market with its Surface Pro and Surface Book [...] Apple is now reliant on iPad Pro for tablet and laptop replacement, while many other PC OEMs abandon Android Slates in favour of more expensive 2-in-1 Windows Tablets for better productivity and versatility.”
source: Strategy Analytics
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