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CES 2008 Show Review
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Our Price: $200.00
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The 2008 International CES (Consumer Electronics Show) event, which was held January 7 – 10 in Las Vegas, hosted over 130,000 attendees and had more than 2,700 exhibitors. This document discusses some key imaging themes and notable product trends at CES in addition to highlighting the more notable digital camera announcements at the show.
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Consumers want the ‘Total Package’ – Not Just Technology
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Our Price: $495.00
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The digital camera has brought about the demise of the traditional silver halide photographic market as we used to know it. With household penetration reaching maturity, what is in store for digital cameras and how are the key manufacturers going to keep the sales volumes buoyant in the years ahead. This analysis looks at how the key market dynamics will change for manufacturers as the market transitions from a technology based growth market to a highly competitive consumer driven category.
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Developments in Wireless in the Digital Imaging Ecosystem
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Our Price: $499.00
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This analysis looks at the issue of wireless connectivity within the digital imaging ecosystem. Specifically, challenges, opportunities, consumer research results, recent developments, and an outlook for the market.
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Digital Imaging '07 Presentations and Audio Files
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Our Price: $599.00
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InfoTrends has released the conference proceedings from the Digital Imaging event, held September 19-20, 2007 in Burlingame, CA. This conference focused on the industry’s continued migration from products to solutions and contemplated what it might take for companies to become a “hub of imaging” for the consumer. In addition, the impact of new and creative forms of imaging output was discussed, and new approaches to online story telling and personal expression were examined. Changes in the make-up of the industry’s customer base were also analyzed, and the event also served as a forum for exploring the ways that new cameras as well as new photo products and services can encourage greater utilization of photos.
During the two day event, attendees heard about new market research from InfoTrends’ analysts. A unique mix of speakers also presented at the conference, some of which were representing new companies with fresh industry perspectives. This highly focused and interactive conference provided valuable insights into the latest industry trends and developments.
Upon making this purchase, you will be granted access to the presentations (in electronic form) as well as the audio podcasts from the conference.
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Digital Imaging Lifestyles: Understanding Consumer Behavior and New Business Models
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As the digital photography market matures, InfoTrends expects that more often, monetization will occur beyond the two traditional imaging endpoints of capture and print. It will be about more than just selling products: enabling services will also be crucial. Imaging ecosystems will be formed that will revolve around the creation, sharing, and consumption of user generated content. InfoTrends believes that whoever enables access to and management of consumers’ images will have significant influence on what people do with their images, as well as where and how they monetize them. The business model will revolve around “manage and share.” The Internet will play a significant role in connecting the pieces of the systems.
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Digital Photo Frames: Freeing Digital Photos from "Electronic Shoeboxes"
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Our Price: $1,995.00
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It has taken almost 6 years, countless digital photography advancements, cheaper LCD panels, and a need for a new way to view digital photos to breathe life into the slow-to-grow digital frame market. This document addresses the current state of the market, considers how digital photo frames fit into the digital imaging ecosystem, provides an industry forecast, and offers a future outlook.
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If Everyone Has a Camera Phone, Why Are They Still Buying Digital Cameras?
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Our Price: $499.00
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This document examines consumers’ adoption of camera phone photography and its affect on the purchase and use of more traditional digital still cameras.
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Kodak Re-enters Inkjet Market with New All-in-Ones
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Our Price: $395.00
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This document provides an analysis of Kodak’s latest entry into the home inkjet printer market. It reviews the three new all-in-one models that will initially be offered by Kodak, including technology features and distribution strategy, as well as commentary on how Kodak will fit into the existing home printer market.
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New Technology Developments May Boost Inkjet Printer Market
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Our Price: $999.00
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New ink-based page-printing technologies from Memjet and Brother that are planned to be introduced within the next year have the potential to disrupt the competitive landscape of the inkjet printer market. This analysis takes a closer look at the technology behind these new products and discusses possible market implications.
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PMA 2008 Trade Show Review
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Our Price: $495.00
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The annual Photo Marketing Association (PMA) trade show, held January 31st through February 2nd in Las Vegas, was the scene for many new product and service introductions by the industry’s leading vendors. This analysis summarizes the notable products and services that were introduced at the show and provides commentary on the overall trends that are impacting the market.
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