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Home Entertainment : Opportunity Analysis and Forecast 2005
Principal Researcher and Analyst: Steve Marsland
263 pages
November 2005
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Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary
4
2 Achieving Living Room Theater
6
2.1 Home Theater and Immersive Fields of View
6
2.2 Immersion by Choice
7
2.3 Screen Size, Viewing Distance and Field of View
9
2.4 Viewing Cone vs. Viewing Distance by TV Type
10
2.5 Global Home Theater with MD RPTV
23
3 Products, Markets and Trends
25
3.1 Market and Product Definitions
25
3.2 Market Trends and Growth Factors
30
3.2.1 Demand for TVs over 30"
30
3.2.2 Consumer Preferences for TV Technology
31
3.2.3 Pricing by Technology
33
3.2.4 Trend to Higher Definition
33
3.2.5 Key Success Factors for Each Technology
34
3.2.6 Competitive Momentum of Technologies
36
4 Forecast Overview
37
4.1 Microdisplay RPTV Opportunity Exceeds 13M units
37
4.2 Overview of Optimistic Case
38
4.3 Overview of Conservative Case
42
5 Optimistic Case - Detailed Analysis
45
5.1 30-36" Segment - LCDs Bury CRTs
50
5.2 36-46" Segment - LCDs Challenge Plasma
53
5.3 46-56" Segment - PDP wins, others hang on
57
5.4 56-66" Segment - MD RPTV Crushes RP CRT
61
5.5 66-85" Segment - MD RPTV Battles Plasma
65
5.6 Over 85" Segment - All Front Projection
68
5.7 Optimistic Case Summary
69
6 Conservative Case - Detailed Analysis
71
6.1 30-36" Segment - LCDs Bury CRTs
76
6.2 36-46" Segment - LCDs, SEDs Beat Plasma
77
6.3 46-56" Segment - Flat Panels Crush RPTVs
79
6.4 56-66" Segment - MD RPTV Battles Plasma
81
6.5 66-85" Segment - MD RPTV Battles Plasma
83
6.6 Over 85" Segment - All Front Projection
84
6.7 Conservative Case Summary
84
7 DMD, HTPS and LCOS Vie for Market Share
86
7.1 DMD
86
7.2 HTPS
87
7.3 LCOS
89
7.4 Competitive Performance and Cost/Pricing
90
8 Optimistic Case Demand for Microdisplays
94
8.1 MD RPTV Demand by Technology
98
8.2 Front Projection Demand by Technology
100
8.3 Total Demand for MD RPTV and Front Projection
101
8.4 MD RPTV Demand for Microdisplays by Technology
102
8.5 Front Projection Demand for Microdisplays by Technology
107
8.6 Total Demand for Microdisplays by Technology
111
8.7 DMD Demand by Definition
115
8.8 HTPS Demand by Definition
120
8.9 LCOS Demand by Definition
125
8.1 Total Demand by Definition
129
9 Conservative Case Demand for Microdisplays
131
9.1 MD RPTV Demand by Technology
135
9.2 Front Projection Demand by Technology
137
9.3 Total Demand for MD RPTV and Front Projection
139
9.4 MD RPTV Demand for Microdisplays by Technology
141
9.5 Front Projection Demand for Microdisplays by Technology
145
9.6 Total Demand for Microdisplays by Technology
149
9.7 DMD Demand by Definition
153
9.8 HTPS Demand by Definition
158
9.9 LCOS Demand by Definition
163
9.1 Total Demand by Definition
168
10 Home Entertainment Company Profiles
170
11 Appendix A - Screen Size, Viewing Distance and FOV
258
11 Definition and Viewing Distance
258
11 Screen Size and Viewing Distance
259
11 Aisle, Number of Viewers, Field of View
260
11 Signal Processing and Viewing Distance
261

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