Seeking Alpha writes - ‘The coming upgrade cycle in consumer technology means that consumer-oriented technology companies will outperform enterprise-oriented technology companies….

True, consumer technology is suffering from some of the same deflationary forces hitting the enterprise technology market, particularly cheaper production in China. However, the price tag of new, mainstream consumer electronics goods is often higher than the old one.’

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