"98% of laptops sold" is not a useful metric. If you buy a Ferrari, they won't market saying its latest car is better than 98% of cars sold last year. it is n

"98% of laptops sold" is not a useful metric. If you buy a Ferrari, they won't market saying its latest car is better than 98% of cars sold last year. it is not a good metric to compare performance of budget laptops where sales is going to be higher to premium laptop.