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| Digital photo frames have come a long way from their origins in 2000, when they were just analog screens that offered a pixilated representation of a digital photo. Today’s frames feature portability and Wi-Fi functionality. They are able to receive RSS feeds and weather updates. In addition to incorporating other technologies like built-in printers, digital photo frames can connect to MP3 players as well as household appliances. This document addresses the current state of the digital photo frame market, considers ownership and use, and provides a forecast for the future. |
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Features
Introduction Market Overview
History
Wired vs. Wireless Frames
An Integral Component of the Digital Imaging Ecosystem Market Drivers
Freeing Photos from their “Electronic Shoeboxes”
Novelty Products Are Everywhere!
Higher-Resolution Cameras Are Driving the Need for Improved Viewing Options
A Decrease in Digital Photo Prints Market Barriers
The U.S. Economy
Lack of Benefit Awareness
Prohibitive Costs
Ease of Use Forecast
Total Market
Wireless (Wi-Fi) vs. Standalone Ownership and Use
Number of Photo Frames Owned
How Photo Frame Was Obtained
Sizes of Photo Frames
Frame Ownership by Age
Frequency of Use New Features that Will Improve the Value Proposition
Wireless/Wi-Fi
Touch-Screen Technology
Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) Recommendations Conclusion Appendix: Vendor Profiles
CEIVA
D-Link
Digital Spectrum Solutions, Inc
Kodak
Mustek
Parrot
Philips
PhotoVu
SmartParts
Westinghouse Appendix B: Digital Photo Frame Product Matrix
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