Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Methodology
  • Introduction
  • Multimedia Devices and Phones
    • Multimedia Device Industry
    • Challenges of Multimedia Capabilities in Wireless Phones
    • Multimedia Phone Market Scenarios
      • Traction for Walled Garden Approach
      • Simplified Exchange of Files
      • Acceptance of Unsubsidized Multimedia Phones
      • Multimedia Phones as a Market Footnote
    • Impact of Multimedia Phones on the Multimedia Market
    • Summary
  • Survey Goal and Demographics
  • Multimedia Phone Users
  • Interest in Multimedia Formats
    • Multimedia Options
      • User Interest in Digital Music Playback Capability
      • Interest in Broadcast Audio Capability
      • Interest in Broadcast Video Capability
  • Wireless Multimedia Business Issues
    • Willingness to Pay for a Multimedia Phone
    • Willingness to Pay for a Multimedia Services
    • Awareness of Their Carrier’s Multimedia Offering
  • Volume Forecast
  • Conclusion

List of Tables

  • Table 1. Global Sales of Dedicated MP3 Players (Units in Millions)
  • Table 2. Global Sales of MP3 Players (Units in Millions)
  • Table 3. Global Unit Sales of Portable CD Players, MP3 Players, and Wireless Phones (Units in Millions)
  • Table 4. Global Unit Sales of MP3 Players Compared to Unit Sales of MP3 Phones (Units in Millions)
  • Table 5. Global Unit Sales of Wireless Multimedia Phones (Units in Thousands)
  • Table 6. Global Revenue from Wireless Multimedia Phones (US$ in Millions)

List of Figures

  • Figure 1. Change in Interest About MP3 Phone Combination 2005 to 2006
  • Figure 2. Interest in Multimedia Options by Wireless Users
  • Figure 3. Unit Sales of MP3 Phones and MP3 Players (Units in Millions)
  • Figure 4. Awareness of Portable Media Players
  • Figure 5. Global Unit Sales of MP3 Players Compared to Unit Sales of MP3 Phones (Units in millions)
  • Figure 6. Age of Respondents
  • Figure 7. Income of Respondents
  • Figure 8. Brand of Wireless Phone Used by Respondents
  • Figure 9. Carriers Used by Respondents
  • Figure 10. Expected Amount that Respondent Will Pay for Next Wireless Phone
  • Figure 11. Multimedia Capabilities in Wireless Phones of Respondents
  • Figure 12. Carriers Used by MP3 Phone Users
  • Figure 13. Amount MP3 Phone Users and Non-MP3 Users Paid for Their Current Phone
  • Figure 14. Amount MP3 Phone Users and Non-Users Would Pay for New Phone
  • Figure 15. Importance of Storage Among MP3 Phone Users and Non-Users
  • Figure 16. Interest in All Multimedia Formats
  • Figure 17. Cross Interest in FM and MP3
  • Figure 18. Interest in MP3 Capability within Wireless Phone 2005 to 2006
  • Figure 19. Age Ranges of Those Interested and Not Interested In an MP3 Phone
  • Figure 20. Interest in FM Radio from Year to Year
  • Figure 21. Interest in AM Radio from Year to Year
  • Figure 22. Interest in Broadcast TV from 2005 to 2006
  • Figure 23. Preferred Broadcast Types Among Respondents at Least Somewhat Interested in Receiving Broadcast Television
  • Figure 24. Interest in Wireless VOD Among Respondents That Are At Least Somewhat Interested in Broadcast TV
  • Figure 25. Willingness to Pay for New Wireless Phone
  • Figure 26. Amount Respondents at Least Somewhat Interested In an MP3 Phone Would Be Willing to Pay Extra for this Capability Compared Year to Year
  • Figure 27. Perceived Importance of Removable Storage Methods by Interest in MP3 Phone
  • Figure 28. Prospective Customer Memory Expectation for MP3 Phones Year-to- Year Comparison
  • Figure 29. Desired Methods for Download with Year-to-Year Comparison
  • Figure 30. Interest in Brand for Next Phone by Multimedia Preference
  • Figure 31. Preferred Method of Payment for Multimedia Files
  • Figure 32. Perception of $15 Per Month Pricing for Video on Demand Among Respondents at Least Somewhat Interested in Receiving TV Broadcast
  • Figure 33. Awareness by the Respondent of their Carrier’s Multimedia Offering

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