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Set Top Box
Internet Access: Planting Seeds for a Walled Garden
Service:
Internet Access Devices
Report
Number: ID01-06AD
Publication Date: September 2001
Number of Pages: 55
Report Price: $2,995 USD
Set top boxes with Internet access are defined as those set top
boxes that directly access the Internet for browsing or interactive
services. The market for these boxes is divided into the Cable,
DBS, DTT, DSL and video game console segments. Demand for Internet
set top boxes is being driven by an increase in broadband penetration
rates and consumer requests for iTV services. Though this market
is in its infancy, with only about 7 million boxes shipped worldwide
in 2000, significant growth is expected to occur by 2005. A significant
amount of discussion has occurred in the industry, with regard to
offering full Internet access or limited access via
a walled garden. The report gives arguments for both,
as well as insight into trends affecting each segment. The report
examines set top box manufacturers, connectivity, software providers,
and presents a segmented worldwide forecast through 2005.
Table
of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Consumer Perspective
- Factors Affecting the Market
- Broadband
- Education and Content Availability
- Walled Garden vs. Full Access
- Digital Cable Set Top Boxes
- Consumer Perspective
- Connectivity
- DOCSIS Standards
- Software Providers
- Liberate Technologies
- Microsoft TV
- WorldGate
- Box Manufacturers
- Motorola Broadband
- Scientific-Atlanta
- Pace
- Pioneer
- Sony
- Samsung
- Digital Cable Internet-Enabled STB Forecast
- DBS Set Top Boxes
- Consumer Perspective
- Connectivity
- Service Providers
- British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB)
- DirecTV
- Software Providers
- Canal + Technologies
- OpenTV
- Box Manufacturers
- EchoStar
- Hughes Network Systems
- Pace Micro Technology
- Sony
- Thomson
- DBS Internet-Enabled STB Forecast
- DTT Set Top Boxes
- Connectivity
- Service Providers
- ITV Digital (formerly OnDigital)
- Quiero TV
- Canal +
- DTT Internet-Enabled STB Forecast
- DSL/Video Gateway Set Top Boxes
- Connectivity
- Entertainment on Demand
- Software Providers
- Enreach
- iMagicTV
- Yes Television
- Box Manufacturers
- Kreatel
- Motorola
- Next Level
- Pace
- DSL Internet-Enabled STB Forecast
- Video Game Consoles
- Connectivity
- Console Manufacturers
- Microsoft
- Nintendo
- Sega
- Sony
- Internet-Enabled Video Game Console Forecast
- Overall Internet Set Top Box Industry Forecast
List of Tables
- Table 1. Preferences for Multifunctional Devices by Current
Device Use
- Table 2. Primary Access Technology Used by Those with Internet
Access at Home
- Table 3. Worldwide Digital Cable STBs with Internet Access Forecast
2000-2005 (000s)
- Table 4. Worldwide Digital DBS Set Top Boxes with Internet Access
Forecast 2000-2005 (000s)
- Table 5. Worldwide DTT STB with Internet Access Forecast 2000-2005
(000s)
- Table 6. Worldwide DSL/Video Gateway STB with Internet Access
Forecast 2000-2005 (000s)
- Table 7. Worldwide Internet-Enabled Video Game Console Unit
Forecast 2000-2005 (000s)
- Table 8. Overall Worldwide Internet-Enabled STB Forecast and
CAGRs 2000-2005 (000s)
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Internet Set Top Box Unit Forecast 2000-2005 (000s)
- Figure 2. The Landscape of Set Top Boxes
- Figure 3. Types of Electronic Devices Owned by Respondents
- Figure 4. Internet Access Devices that Consumers are Interested
in Obtaining in Next 12 Months
- Figure 5. In Which of the Following Devices Would You Most Prefer
to Combine Features
- Figure 6. Do Any of Your Satellite Receivers Offer Internet
Access Through Your TV?
- Figure 7. Type of Video Game Consoles Currently Owned
- Figure 8. Percentage of Sega Dreamcast Owners Who Use the Console
to Access the Internet
- Figure 9. Forecasted Set Top Boxes Units with Internet Access
by Segment (000s)
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