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Articles tagged with: Camera Phone and Strategy Analytics
Nokia & Motorola Lead $100 Billion Camera Phone Market
Strategy Analytics has released its latest camera phone market evaluation, which concludes that the installed base of camera phones will exceed one billion in 2007, as mature market replacement sales above one megapixel and emerging market first digital camera phone purchases (typically VGA) continue to drive sales. more
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LED Flash is Bright Spot for Cellphone Handset Revenues
The new Strategy Analytics update on LED demand from cellular handsets, is forecasting that LED flash will grow at a CAAGR of 23% through 2011 even though overall LED revenues from cellular handsets will decline. Backlighting applications will produce 63 percent of total LED revenue in 2011. more
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Increased Handset Choice Will Not Aid DVB-H Mobile TV Growth
Strategy Analytics is reporting that a quagmire of regulatory delays is hampering Mobile TV spectrum availability in Europe. They say that delays will only delay DVB-H adoption over the next two to three years. more
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FOCUS: Nokia's N90 Isn't Ticket To High-End Success
STOCKHOLM -(Dow Jones)- Nokia Corp.'s (NOK) N90 is the first in a new range of phones boasting music, video and much more, aimed at attacking the high end of the market. But the picture isn't so good. more
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Motorola and Nokia outsell Samsung in cameraphone market
According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, 257 million camera phones were shipped worldwide, representing 38% of total handset sales, in 2004. This was up sharply from 84 million, or 16% of total, in 2003. more
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Audiovox sells handset division
Audiovox says that it has signed a non-binding letter of intent to sell a controlling interest in the Company's wireless subsidiary, Audiovox Communications to South Korea's Curitel Communications. Currently, Audiovox owns 75% of ACC and Toshiba Corporation owns the remaining interest. more
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Camera phones to get photo printing standards
Canon, Epson and HP have jointly announced the formation of the Mobile Imaging and Printing Consortium (MIPC) to drive standards for providing consumers with a simple and spontaneous experience when printing images taken with camera phones. more
Related Tags: gartner, hp, wired, printing
Camera phones outsell conventional digital cameras
Strategy Analytics' latest report shows camera phones outsold digital still cameras (DSC) worldwide, for the first time ever, in the first half of 2003. Neil Mawston, Senior Analyst, Strategy Analytics' Global Wireless Practice, notes "25 million camera phones were shipped worldwide, compared with just 20 million digital still cameras, in the first half of 2003. This is a milestone event, but it is just the first step towards the industry goal of getting a camera phone in every pocket." more
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New camera phone module from Philips
.. Philips Electronics of the Netherlands has unveiled its newest product targeting the burgeoning camera-phone market -- a module that includes two color displays and a VGA camera. The Compact Clam Color Camera (C4) Module features a high-performance more
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18 Million Camera Phones Sold Worldwide In 2002
The latest Strategy Analytics Wireless Device Strategies report has concluded that 18 million embedded-camera phones were sold worldwide in 2002, of which 13 million were sold in Japan. Neil Mawston, Senior Analyst with the Global Wireless Practice, notes, "9 million camera phones, 7% of total sales, were sold worldwide in Q4 2002, leading to a total of 18 million sold worldwide in 2002. 36% of camera phone sales were through a Vodafone carrier in 2002, a very impressive performance." more
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