Because the article you quote doesn't have any numbers beyond 21%. First, 21% does not mean "top selling". And the 21% does not include consumer sales, nor PCs

Because the article you quote doesn't have any numbers beyond 21%. First, 21% does not mean "top selling". And the 21% does not include consumer sales, nor PCs sold by OEMs, such as Dell and Hewlett-Packard, directly to businesses. http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9245212/Analysts_blast_crappy_Chromebooks_reporting_defend_platform_s_potential http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9245212/Analysts_blas... Google knows the real numbers but doesn't want to reveal them. If they're the top selling laptops in the US why not? The article you quote is just shoddy reporting dressed up as numbers and it's sad to see people fall for it. The headline is just flat out wrong.