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- The India handset market is growing faster than other key markets, with the margin pool expected to reach $3 billion in 2009, growing at a CAGR of 45%. - Internet penetration in India is growing but remains relatively low, with overall penetration at 17% and top metro areas at 21%. - Emerging technologies like 3G spectrum and increasing coverage of EDGE networks are expected to drive growth in mobile internet and data services in India.
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Mobile Pc.Cedt
- 2. Mobile Internet Forecasts: Global
- 3. Mobile App Revenues Global Growth Applications
- 8. Digital Vs Mobile Music Download
- 10. Laptop Growth (Global) 250Mn PC’s sold worldwide in 2006
- 15. Alternate Access Device Small Screen Size Difficulat Character Entry Unable to offer Community Entertainment Standards for OS & Apps not interoperable across Platforms Not sauitable for SOHO/SME Biz Apps Heavy Duty computing still a a challenge as compared to PC’s Personolized Internet Always On connectivity Push At Hands reach allows impulsive decision making Possibility of multiple HI Continued Econmics of Scale Power efficient Mobile Internet Device Cost Escalation Untested as a platform Limaited rendering of display Limited Applications Limited Multimedia capability Uses Memory instead of Hardiosk Can run on battery Lowest cost of Shared Internet with Wifi Sturdy Display usable in sunlight Modified Rugged OS One Laptop per Child Required Higher bandwidth Suitable for large org with large NW PCs doing a specifci task like BPOs Opewrator driven, Lacks user control of configutration Lowest cost $70, $10/month Online Software Upgrades Payt per use model Bundeled Apps Netwrok Computing Device Untested widelly as a deplyed platform TV Display Lacks Clarity Uability of Keyboard/Mouse/Viewing Distance Email/Browsing tends to be single user so a deterrent to extensive use Battery backup difficult No Moving Parts Low cost High installed base of TV Simple to use Access to Internet, Email, Web Services Communal Use in family setting helps drive exposure/drive with technology Extendable to SOH/SME Integrates with Telco Convergence STB Disadvantage Advantage Device
- 16. AAD - Status $100 Novatium – 2005 Monitor & Harddrive are 2 big issues $250 XenitusZenith – 2006 1G Via, 40GB, 128MB, 15” $185 Personal Internet Communicator(PIC) AMD Canned in 2006 $220 HCL PC For India unvlieled In Aug2005 By Maran 1G, 40G, 128MB, 15” $400 Intel Via Linux/ Windows May 2006 $513 MS/AMD Athlon IQ PC With Zenith $3 Win+Off for Education Govt subsidies for others Jun 2007 $260 Simputer Picopeta Amida /BE Linux Touchscreen PDA
- 19. Other Markets for IAD
- 25. Global Smartphone Projections MU Projections by Instat Smartphone are Voice Centric, Wireless PDA are data centric MU
Editor's Notes
- SKU – Stock Keeping Unit