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| ONVIF Continues to Gain Market Share and Looks to Standardise Physical Access Control |
28 April 2010 |
| In July 2009 IMS Research conducted market share analysis for the two major proponents of open standards for network video surveillance equipment. This analysis revealed that the member companies of the ONVIF standard commanded a significantly larger share of the total video surveillance equipment market than the member companies of the PSIA standard. |
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| When will SiC & GaN Power Devices Become a Big Deal? |
09 February 2010 |
| At the close of 2009, Silicon Carbide (SiC) & Gallium Nitride (GaN) power devices were estimated to account for less than 0.2% of the total $11 billion power semiconductor market according to a recently released report from IMS Research. |
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| Where does SiC stand within PV inverters |
30 October 2009 |
| Many PV inverter manufacturers are investigating the option of using Silicon Carbide (SiC) diodes within low power inverter designs. |
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| IT Managers Get More Involved in Physical Security |
07 May 2009 |
| IT managers are involved in almost 60% of decisions to purchase IP-based physical security products, according to a new report from IMS Research. The report, based on a comprehensive survey of North American integrators and installers of IP-based security products, also found that over three quarters of the companies surveyed dealt with IT managers more now than they did one year ago. |
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| Advanced STBs Drive US TV Market in 2007 as ‘Last Hurrah' for Basic STBs Approaches |
27 February 2008 |
| The race for HD continues to drive the US digital TV market as advanced set-top boxes, including HD, DVR, and HD DVR comprised more than 55% of total STB shipments in the US in 2007. However, 2009 analog switch-off has created a short-term “last gasp” market for basic STBs in the form of subsidized digital-to-analog (D/A) converters that are estimated to ship between 24-30 million units over the next 12-15 months. |
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| Bluetooth® Headsets and Mobile Music |
18 May 2007 |
| Bluetooth headsets are used in the car, in the office, in the home and whenever you require your hands to be free whilst still remaining fully mobile. |
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| Music Enabled Cellular Handset Expects Fast Growth in China |
08 January 2007 |
| The Chinese market for cellular handsets has grown significantly in the last few years and is forecast to increase to around 199 million units in 2011. At the same time, the penetration rate of music enabled handset is forecast to grow to 68% by 2011. Cellular handset manufacturers have seen the success of camera enabled cellular handsets in China and they believe that they can duplicate that success with music enabled cellular handsets. |
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| Mobile Phones to Make Sweet Music |
14 July 2006 |
| Mobile phones are much more capable of making an impact on the market for mobile music players than on that for digital cameras. This is the opinion formed by IMS Research during its most recent examination of the handset market. It found that whilst a market for dedicated MP3 players will remain, mobile phones are likely to steal a significant proportion of the market. |
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| SDR vs. ASIC: the Future of Cellular Infrastructure |
23 February 2006 |
| Despite evidence that the global 2G infrastructure market remains strong in 2005, the long term picture is one of decline as users migrate to their 3G network of choice. Recent rollouts and expansions of 2G networks in emerging markets primarily across Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe have sustained the market in recent years. However, as the migration to 3G networks gathers pace in mature Asian, Western European and North American markets IMS Research forecasts that the demand for 2G voice channels will more than halve over the next five years. Highlighting this is that, during the same period, IMS Research predicts that the number of worldwide W-CDMA subscribers will grow at 65% each year on average, a figure that is nearly matched by the growth expected for cdma2000 1xEVDO. |
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| Physical and Logical Access in Unison: The Future for Access Control |
06 September 2005 |
| The transition to contactless smart cards is beginning to make large strides forward in the Americas access control market, according to a new report from IMS Research. The US government's decision to deploy an integrated, agency-wide, common smart card platform will continue to raise the awareness of smart card technology and hence increase the demand for contactless smart card (13.56 MHz) proximity readers in the public and private sectors alike. IMS Research predicts the Americas market for electronic physical access control equipment will reach $766.7 million in 2009, with a forecast compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.1%. |
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