Temporary Price Reduction: Was $1295, Now $325.
In 2000 digital cameras shipments and revenues hit new heights and will do so again in 2001 according to a new market watch report published by Lyra Research. Alliances and strategic partnerships will play a key role for companies look for ways to provide customers with additional services. This report details Lyra's view of the market for 2001 and highlights what vendors can do to stay ahead of the competition. Report Sections:
1. 2000 Recap
2. Digital Camera Shipments, 2000
3. Digital Camera Revenues, 2000
4. Average Sale Price, 2000
5. Resolution: Too Popular?
6. A Widening Market
7. 3.0+ MP Camera Boom
8. Technology: CCDs verses CMOS
9. Optical Zoom: A Standard Feature
10. Multifunction Cameras: Video, Music, and More
11. Cameras and Printing: No Wires
12. Distribution: Online = Opportunity
13. Competition: The New Asian Vendors
14. Online Photofinishing: A Busy Year
15. Alliances, Joint Ventures, and Partnerships
16. Summary of the Year 2000
17. Trends and Opportunities in 2001
18. Digital Camera Shipments, 2001
19. Digital Camera Revenue, 2001
20. Average Sale Price 2001
21. Education Initiatives
22. More Bundles
23. Alliances, Joint Ventures, and Partnerships
24. Pricing: Pressure Point
25. Resolution: Enough is Enough?
26. Features: More is Never Enough
27. Competition: Quality Concerns?
28. Wireless Technology: Momentum Building
29. Technology: CCDs versus CMOS Redux
30. Online Photo Business: Show Me the Money
31. Distribution
32. Conclusion Selected Figures:
1. Worldwide General Use Digital Camera Shipments, 1999-2001
2. Worldwide General Use Digital Camera Revenue, 1991-2001
3. Average Selling Prices for General-Use Cameras, 1999-2001
4. Selected List of Alliances, Partnerships and Joint Ventures
5. Bricks and Mortar Stores' Online Digital Camera Offerings
6. New Korean Camera Vendors
7. New Taiwan/Hong Kong Camera Vendors |
