Strategy Analytics: Dynamic Networked Consumer Electronics Device Trend

Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:40am EDT
 
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4 Billion Global Networked CE Devices to be Installed by 2014 
BOSTON--(Business Wire)--
The Strategy Analytics Connected Home Devicesservice predicts 29% growth in the
installed base of embedded network-enabled consumer devices by 2014, as seen in,
"Digital Media Devices: Global Market Forecast Datatable." Early leading
products, such as PCs, are being joined by netbooks, consoles, Wi-Fi smartphones
and -- most recently -- networked TV devices, as the drive to bring over-the-top
(OTT) web content to the big screen gathers momentum.

"Fixed devices clustered around the TV represented less than 5% of all networked
devices in 2003, when Strategy Analytics began tracking connected devices, said
Peter King, Director, Connected Home Devices service. "Today that figure is 37%.
By 2014 almost half of all networked devices will be fixed devices in the home,
the rest will be portable." 

"Consumers are now ready to bring Internet and OTT services to their TV screens,
especially due to the success of the online game console," continued Mr. King.
"TVs, Blu-Ray players and DVRs will be the leading network-enabled devices in
the family room." 

About Strategy Analytics

Strategy Analytics, Inc offers high frequency market intelligence on Automotive
Electronics and Entertainment, Broadband Connected Home, Mobile & Wireless
Products & Systems, and Virtual Worlds. Headquartered in Boston, MA, with
offices on five continents, Strategy Analytics works with clients through annual
multi-client services, management team workshops and custom consulting
engagements. For more information, please visit www.strategyanalytics.com.

Strategy Analytics, Inc.
Peter King, +44(0) 1908 423 615
pking@strategyanalytics.com
or
Ben Piper, +1-617-614-0723
bpiper@strategyanalytics.com

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