Lenovo expects desktop, notebook and tablet sales to small- to medium-size businesses (SMBs) in the Taiwan market to triple in 2014, according to Lenovo Taiwan general manager Justin Liang.

　　Currently, 2.4 million desktops, notebooks and tablets are sold in the Taiwan market each year, 60% of which are purchased by consumers and 40% by enterprises, schools, organizations and government units, Liang said. SMBs account for 60-70% of business users, and this is the market segment on which Lenovo will focus its marketing in 2014, Liang said.

　　Lenovo had a market share of 18-20% for PCs sold to the commercial sector in 2013 and expects to maintain the level in 2014, Liang indicated.

　　Lenovo aims at a two-digit percentage on-year growth in desktop, notebook and tablet shipments in the Taiwan market in 2014, Liang said.