New Gen Consumer Electronics
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Market & Data Reports - 01/01/2009
The changing consumer electronics industry
A new generation of consumer electronics (CE) is changing all the established rules. Built around mobile, web-enabled and networking devices, the new offers incorporate equipment, content and services. This report explores the sector’s new momentum and the market outlook up to 2012.
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• Can New Gen CE determine how the digital home is structured?
• Which players will have a say in the new industrial order?
• What opportunities for providers: equipment, content, services?
• What are the key elements of new Gen CE?
- PC
- Mobiles
- Consoles
- Storage servers
- Television
- Video
- Music
- Video games
- The Internet
• A new growth rate between now and 2012? |
1.1. Today’s TV:
more than just a screen
• Technical and technological innovations
• Web-enabled televisions
• Paving the way for future developments
1.2. The personal computer
• The desktop computer
• Ultra-portable and notebook computers
1.3. From the PC to the TV:
User-centric DIY scenario
• gateways
• multimedia hard drives
• limitations of these devices
1.4. New Gen CE and video
• Set-top boxes (STB)
• Personal Video Recorders (PVR)
• DVD and Blu-Ray player-recorders
1.5. Storage servers
• Definition
• NAS: Network attached storage
• Advantages and drawbacks of NAS servers
• Microsoft OS: Windows Home Server
1.6. New Gen CE and music
• Internet connected stereos and radios
• Apple’s iTunes Store
• Apple’s mobile handsets
• Apple’s business model
• Apple vs. the competition
1.7. Home consoles:
going beyond gaming
• New Gen CE, according to Sony
• PS3 and PSP: much more than consoles
• Sony vs. the competition |
2.1. Nokia’s new generation offer
• OVI services platform
• Nokia’s OVI-compatible mobile devices
• Nokia’s partners
• Nokia’s business model
• Nokia vs. the competition
2.2. Mobile Internet Devices
• SFR and New Gen CE
• New Gen CE according to Amazon: the Kindle |
3.1. Main standardisation bodies
• DLNA: Digital Living Network Alliance
• DVB: Digital Video Broadcasting
• UPnP: Universal Plug and Play
3.2. Convergence and software solutions
• Neuf Cegetel EveryWorld
• Microsoft’s Live Mesh service
• Soft at home |
4.1. Where is the value?
4.1.1. The internet connection as a utility
4.1.2. Applications and devices: a world of possibilities
4.1.3. What is the role of the television in new gen CE?
4.1.4. The provision and management of digital content: a key question for new gen CE
4.1.5. Innovative services: the key to new gen CE success
4.1.6. The complementary nature of fixed and mobile new gen CE
4.1.7. What are the new gen CE business models?
4.2. Market outlook up to 2012
• EU-25, Japan, USA
• Evolving connectivity
- Audiovisual: screen, TV, video
- Audio
- Video games
4.2.1. Methodology
4.2.2. CE Sales to Retailers, million unit
4.2.3. Connected CE Sales to Retailers (%)
4.2.4. Connected CE Sales to Retailers, in million unit
4.2.5. Annual Growth of Connected CE Sales
4.2.6. Annual Connected CE Sales Breakdown per Area |
Amazon
Apple
Archos
Asus
Microsoft
Nintendo
Nokia
Orange
Panasonic
Samsung
SFR
Sony
TiVo |
New gen CE market segment estimates
• Estimates are made for the 2008-2012 period.
• Monetary sums do not include tax and are given in euros.
• Estimates are carried out individually for Western Europe, the USA and Japan.
• Estimates relate to the annual sales achieved by manufacturers to retailers.
• Estimates relate to the following CE sectors:
- TV displays (made up of cathode-ray tubes, LCD flat panels, plasma flat panels, front projection and OLEDe - organic light-emitting diodes),
- Cable set-top boxes,
- Satellite set-top boxes,
- Terrestrial set-top boxes (pay TV and free-to-air),
- IPTV set-top boxes. IPTV set-top boxes are only considered when used to watch TV. In other words, the number of IPTV users is assessed, and not the number of IPTV-equipped
homes. This note is only relevant to IPTV STBs.
- Digital media adapters (DMAs),
- DVD components (made up of DVD players, DVD recorders and next generation DVD players),
- Digital video recorders (DVRs),
- Audio components (made up of compact audio systems, home theatres-in-a-box and audio separate components),
- Home videogame consoles,
- Roaming devices (made up of portable media players and handheld videogame consoles),
Estimate methodology
The methodology adopted was as follows for each segment:
- Estimate of the annual sales of CE equipment by manufacturers to retailers, including an estimate of annual new sales and an estimate of the annual equipment renewal level.
- Estimate of internet connection penetration by CE device category.
- Estimate of volume of devices sold that can connect to the internet.
- Estimate of annual average price of CE equipment.
- Market value assessment by territory of devices sold that can be connected to the internet.
- Calculation of the development of the market share of each web-connected CE device category, relating to the global web-connected CE market.
- Calculation of the geographic distribution of the web-connected CE market by CE device category.
Territories
• Western Europe is made up of the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and United Kingdom. |
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