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"THE FUTURE HDTV ARCHITECTURE REVEALED: The New Economics of HDTV Semiconductors"
The report includes comprehensive analysis of today's 4 leading system architectures along with individual, sub-component pricing analysis that spans the 2010-2013 silicon supply chain. The report includes company-specific analysis across 89 unique semiconductor manufacturers (36 privately held) including the leading silicon tuners, demodulators, MPEG processors, image post processors, interconnects and wireless HD transceivers. The report is the only one of its kind to identify, analyze, price and forecast each discreet HDTV semiconductor component. Analysis includes:
- Detailed System Block Diagrams
- Individual Sub-Component Pricing (ASPs)
- System-wide Silicon Partitioning and Intra-Silicon Block Diagrams (including 120-240Hz, MPEG-4, 3D & LED backlight functions)
- System-wide BOM Analysis (including pricing for each discreet ASIC, their respective memories and board) across primary market segments (<39", 40-49", >50")
Who it Helps? This report was created by regional industry insiders to provide clarity to the rapidly changing, previously undocumented HDTV silicon market amid the digital transition. The detailed findings and insights are targeted to aid: - Semiconductor manufacturers
- Flat-panel display manufacturers
- HDTV supply-chain partners
- Display related investors / analysts
What is Unique About this Report? This report stands alone from a quality level when compared to other competitive research offerings due to its highly detailed functional block diagrams of the leading HDTV system architectures, including individual IC sub-component analysis organized by: - Vendor
- Display function
- Market segment
- Price (ASP)
The report also maps these competing HDTV sub-architectures to individual display OEMs and their corresponding display OEM brand partners (both current and targeted).
What Critical Questions are Answered? The report uncovers unique insights that provide answers to the following questions: - What companies (public and private) are competing within the HDTV architecture?
- What are these companies products, average street prices and targeted Display OEMs?
- How is the HDTV architecture being partitioned by the leading silicon manufacturers (2010-2013)?
- How will the HDTV architecture change to best accommodate 120-240 Hz, 3D, MPEG-4 and LED backlight functions (both LED-Edge and LED-Direct)?
- What architectures are growing in market share? What architectures are falling behind?
- What are the price differences across these competing HD architectures (2010-2013)?
- What is the sub-component pricing for each ASIC within these architectures?
- What are the anticipated price trends for each HDTV sub-component for the next 4 years (2010-2013)?
- How will individual sub-component pricing (ASPs) be impacted by upcoming process geometry and integration trends (i.e., 120-240 Hz, MPEG-4, LED backlights, etc.)?
- What HDTV semiconductor segments are best positioned to thrive post the digital transition?
- What HDTV semiconductor segments are most threatened amid the digital transition?
- Which individual HDTV semiconductor companies are most likely to thrive post the digital transition?
- Which individual HDTV semiconductor companies are most likely to suffer amid the digital transition?
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