Global HDCE Shipment to Grow at a 19% CAGR

HD content is so widely available in some mature television markets that hundreds of high-definition channels could be accessed from the entire spectrum of television service providers. These television service providers include cable, satellite, terrestrial and even telecom operators. Additionally, the abundance of HD content is possible due to the rollout of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services.

 

According to our research report “Global Consumer Electronics Market Forecast to 2013”, high definition consumer electronics shipments are projected to grow at a CAGR of around 19% during the forecast period 2011-2013. With the fast expanding list of HD content suppliers and the rapid adoption rate of HDTVs & STBs, HD video transmission and delivery will become major motivators for consumer to invest money in new technology television displays and playback/recording equipments.

 

Moreover, global shipments of HD consumer electronics are expected to be more than triple by 2013 from 2008 levels as HD becomes the ubiquitous video standard worldwide. We have also found that, High Definition set top boxes will capture the major chunk of the global HD consumer electronics market during the forecast period. As per the report, HD STBs’ shipment has witnessed significant growth during the past few years with growth in digital televisions (DTV) and high-definition televisions shipments.

 

Our research has found that, the Asia-Pacific region will become the dominant territory during the forecast period, accounting for nearly half of the global HD STBs demand. India and China will represent majority of this demand, however both the countries have registered slow uptake of multi-channel TV till date owing to price and technology limitations. As costs reduce, both the countries will record phenomenal growth.

 

“Global Consumer Electronics Market Forecast to 2013” provides analysis of the global consumer electronics market by region, by country, and by segment. The US, Europe, and the Asia Pacific have been covered under regional analysis, whereas Video Equipments, Television, High Definition consumer electronics, Audio Products, Telephone Equipments, Computer products, and Portable Navigation Devices markets have been studied under the segment section. The report presents prevailing trends and future outlook to understand the global consumer electronics market.

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