The Global Market for Connected and Smart CE Devices
“Connected devices” are devices that have the ability to connect directly to the Internet or to a home network and can deliver IP-based video content. This report forecasts the market through 2016 for connected devices in six regions. This report also includes a forecast of “smart devices,” a subset of connected devices that have the ability to access content from outside a controlled, walled garden. Smart devices are also forecast through 2016 in the same six regions and for the same CE devices. Forecasts are for shipments and installed base by device and by region.
With this report clients can • Determine worldwide broadband subscription data • Track regional population growth trends • Develop strategic marketing plans based on regional shipment forecasts by connected device type • Create product roadmaps based on worldwide installed base of smart CE devices
The consumer electronics devices included in this forecast are: • All types of digital set top boxes • Digital video recorders • Blu-ray players/recorders • Video game consoles • Streaming media players
Q3'11 Broadband CPE Database: By Region, Product, Technology, and Vendor
This Microsoft Excel pivot table report provides highly detailed segmentation of the worldwide broadband CPE market for the current and eleven preceding quarters, breaking down unit shipments and manufacturers’ revenues by all the following categories:
-Region (North America, EMEA, Asia Pacific, and ROW) -Product (Cable Modem, xDSL Modem, Broadband Router, Residential Gateway) -Technology (802.11ag, 802.11g, 802.11n and Wired) -Vendor
The report contains regional breakouts of DVD and Blu-ray player and recorder shipments as well as revenues from 2009 to 2010 and forecasts from 2011 through 2015. Regions include North America, Europe, Japan, and ROW for all players and DVD recorders; and Japan and “Others” for the Blu-ray recorder market.
Historical shipments (2008 through 2010) for Blu-ray players and recorders by region are included for Funai/Magnavox, LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony, as well as revenues by device and region for these companies.
Sony's PlayStation 3 shipments are also included, as well as forecasts for 2011 through 2015.
In addition, the report contains: -Actuals and forecasts of 3D, Wi-Fi, and Web-enabled Blu-ray players and recorders, 2008-2015 -Bill of Materials (BoM) for Blu-ray players -History of Blu-ray and DVD technologies
The report contains regional breakouts of DVD and Blu-ray player and recorder shipments as well as revenues from 2009 to 2010 and forecasts from 2011 through 2015. Regions include North America, Europe, Japan, and ROW for all players and DVD recorders; and Japan and “Others” for the Blu-ray recorder market.
Historical shipments (2008 through 2010) for Blu-ray players and recorders by region are included for Funai/Magnavox, LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony, as well as revenues by device and region for these companies.
Sony's PlayStation 3 shipments are also included, as well as forecasts for 2011 through 2015.
In addition, the report contains: -Actuals and forecasts of 3D, Wi-Fi, and Web-enabled Blu-ray players and recorders, 2008-2015 -Bill of Materials (BoM) for Blu-ray players -History of Blu-ray and DVD technologies
Q2'11 Broadband CPE Database: By Region, Product, Technology, and Vendor
This Microsoft Excel pivot table report provides highly detailed segmentation of the worldwide broadband CPE market for the current and eleven preceding quarters, breaking down unit shipments and manufacturers’ revenues by all the following categories:
-Region (North America, EMEA, Asia Pacific, and ROW) -Product (Cable Modem, xDSL Modem, Broadband Router, Residential Gateway) -Technology (802.11ag, 802.11g, 802.11n and Wired) -Vendor
Global Multiscreen Content Discovery Engines Connect Web-Enabled Devices
Web-enabled devices have become a key growth segment for the global consumer electronics industry. So-called “smart” devices connected to the Internet create opportunities for advertisers to catch consumer's eyes while they are searching for content or information. When consumers are navigating for content, advertising is not seen as an interruption. In fact, it may help consumers find what they want. But how many of these devices are actually being connected, and what is the market opportunity? This report provides the following: -In-depth discussion and analysis of content discovery trends, issues, and opportunities -Profiles of leading content discovery vendors -Coverage of two categories of web-enabled devices: TVs connected using intermediary devices and directly connected TV sets -Five regional estimates for the installed base TVs connected using intermediary devices -Five regional estimates for the installed base of directly connected TV sets -A market model is developed that extends the installed base into advertising opportunities -Five regional forecasts for annual ad value of web-enabled devices in both categories -Trend line for regional value of ad-supported content discovery
1Q11 Broadband CPE Database: By Region, Product, Technology, and Vendor
This Microsoft Excel pivot table report provides highly detailed segmentation of the worldwide broadband CPE market for the current and eleven preceding quarters, breaking down unit shipments and manufacturers’ revenues by all the following categories:
-Region (North America, EMEA, Asia Pacific, and ROW) -Product (Cable Modem, xDSL Modem, Broadband Router, Residential Gateway) -Technology (802.11ag, 802.11g, 802.11n and Wired) -Vendor
Streaming Media Players: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow?
The growth of "Over-the-Top" (OTT) video services is generating a great deal of attention for consumer electronics products that can efficiently support streaming media services. One of these products, the streaming media player, has enjoyed significant growth over the past two years.
However, despite the recent growth, the market for streaming media players is facing a questionable future. This research report examines the market for streaming media player products. It discusses the growing importance of streaming video services, the functionality of streaming media player products, challenges facing the market, and it profiles key streaming media player product vendors. The report provides worldwide streaming media player unit shipment and revenue forecasts, unit shipments to specific geographic regions, and an installed base forecast.
Worldwide Consumer Network-Attached Storage: Low Penetration, High Growth
The Consumer Network-Attached Storage market has low household penetration across the globe but is growing in excess of 30% annually. In-Stat segments consumer NAS products by price, and defines three separate consumer NAS sub-segments: media NAS, home NAS, and prosumer/SOHO NAS. The report includes the top ten vendor market shares for 2010 as well as a forecast through 2015.
HomePlug, MoCA, HomePNA, and G.hn: And the Winner Is…
This report presents a full analysis of the existing alternatives in the wired home networking space, and forecasts node shipments by region, standard, and device type for the next five years. The report includes: -Overviews and brief histories of the competing technologies including HomePlug, Multimedia Over Coax Alliance (MoCA), HomePNA, and HomeGrid's G.hn -Node shipments by standard, region, and device, from 2007 to 2010, and forecasts from 2011 to 2015 -Shipments of all three existing standards (HomePlug, MoCA, HomePNA), and forecasts the impact of G.hn shipments -Revenues from node shipments by standard from 2007 to 2010, and forecasts from 2011 to 2015 -Regional shipment breakouts include North America, Europe, Asia/Pacific, and Rest of World -Device breakouts include adapter/bridges, router/gateways, STB/DVR, and consumer electronics -Regional breakouts of existing and forecast total home networks -Regional breakouts of existing and forecast home networks with coax and/or powerline -Discussions of several key upcoming developments that will impact the market -Companies discussed include Actiontec, AT&T, Atheros, Bell Canada, Broadcom, Comcast, Conexant, CopperGate, Cox Communications, D-Link, DS2, Entropic, Gigle Networks, Intel, Intellon, Lantiq, Marvell, Motorola, NETGEAR, Panasonic, Qualcomm, Sigma Designs, Texas Instruments, and Verizon.
While in 2010, the press seemed overly optimistic regarding 3D, current coverage seems overly pessimistic, portraying 3D as not living up to its promise. There were a number of live events produced in 3D in 2010, the largest of which were the World Cup matches. The number of theatrically released 3D films is on the rise again in 2011. There were also a number of linear 3D TV channels launched, mostly available through pay-TV distributors. However, there are still issues in 3D content production to overcome.
This report discusses the state of 3D content production and distribution today and expectations for the future. A five-year forecast for linear 3D TV channels by region is provided.
Residential Gateways Take Over Broadband CPE Volume
In 2010, an estimated 141 million broadband customer premises equipment (CPE) units shipped worldwide, resulting in a decrease of 4.6% from 2009. Broadband CPE in this report includes broadband modems, SOHO routers, and residential gateway equipment for DSL, cable, fiber-to-the-home/premises (FTTH/P), fixed wireless broadband (FWB), and fixed satellite broadband (FSB).
The report breaks out: -Yearly unit shipments of modems and residential gateways for cable, DSL, FTTH/P, fixed wireless, and fixed satellite by region from 2010 to 2015 -Yearly router shipments by wired-only and Wi-Fi technology by region -Yearly revenues by region for each type of access technology: DSL, FTTH/P, fixed wireless, and fixed satellite CPE, from 2010 to 2015 -Yearly revenues by region for all router shipments, from 2010 to 2015 -Regional breakouts include Asia/Pacific, Europe, North America, and ROW.
4Q10 Broadband CPE Tracker: By Region, Product, Technology, and Vendor
This Microsoft Excel pivot table report provides highly detailed segmentation of the worldwide broadband CPE market for the current and eleven preceding quarters, breaking down unit shipments and manufacturers’ revenues by all the following categories:
-Region (North America, EMEA, Asia/Pacific, and ROW) -Product (Cable Modem, xDSL Modem, Broadband Router, Residential Gateway) -Technology (802.11ag, 802.11g, 802.11n and Wired) -Vendor
US Residential Broadband Service: Speed Continues to Rise, Pricing Holds Steady
The speed of residential broadband connections in the US continues to increase. This report, In-Stat's fourth annual survey of broadband speeds, shows that downstream bandwidth to the home increased by 34% during 2010.
This report provides survey results from US broadband subscribers about the amount of bandwidth currently available to their home. It details the type of broadband access technology (i.e., cable modem, DSL, FTTH, etc.) being used, the company providing the service, the download and upload speeds of the subscribers' broadband connection, how much they are paying for broadband service, and details how many respondents also have a mobile wireless broadband connection.
The Global Market for Web-Enabled "Smart" CE Devices
Web-enabled, stationary CE devices support IP-based video content. Smart CE devices go one step further, offering online applications. The global embedded base of web-enabled and smart CE devices is expected to growing substantially over the next five years. This research report provides a brief global market update for a wide variety of CE devices, including digital TVs, DVD and Blu-ray players/recorders, video gaming consoles, DVRs/PVRs, pay TV set-top boxes and network storage devices. Five-year shipment forecasts, segmented by network- and web-enabled functionality are presented for each device category. A global shipment forecast of smart CE devices is also presented, along with worldwide device shipments and installed base by geographic region. More Info
World Connecting at Broadband Speeds, More Mobile in 2010
Global broadband subscribers continue to grow, with mobile wireless in particular gaining momentum. During calendar year 2010, an average of 9.2 million new broadband subscribers signed up for service each month. By year-end 2010, In-Stat is projecting that the worldwide total of broadband service subscribers will reach 763 million.
The primary market driver responsible for the growth of broadband subscribers continues to be the desire to access the Internet with a high-speed connection. The growing popularity of bandwidth-intensive applications, such as watching online video, using IP-based telephony services, and downloading music files, is directly spurring demand for higher-speed Internet connections.
The report provides historical subscriber data for broadband services and forecasts worldwide broadband subscribers through 2014. In addition, it provides regional subscriber forecasts for cable modem service, DSL service, mobile wireless broadband service, fixed wireless broadband service, and FTTH households. It also provides worldwide subscriber forecasts for satellite broadband service, broadband over powerline service, and other access technologies.
