Computer Equipment - Markets & Connector Use
Keywords: terminal, trends, telecom, manufacturers, blocks, market, roadmap, filtered
Full Report Price:
$3,500.00
Sections: starting at $25.00
Delivery: Immediate Online Access
Publication Date: 01-OCT-03
Format: PDF document 
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Report DescriptionBishop and Associates has just released a new ten-chapter research report covering Computer Equipment - Markets & Connector Use. This report provides a detailed view of computer system hardware and connector content. Hardware is defined as: palmtops, notebooks, desktop PCs, motherboards, workstations, servers, (PC servers, proprietary/RISC servers) mainframes and super computers. Details are also provided by region of the world (North America, Europe, Japan, China, Asia Pacific, ROW). Computer usage and connector content became increasingly volatile during the recent precedent-shattering business climate. The sheer dynamics of this industry, with its worst downturn ever, the HPQ merger, outsourcing, and a massive shift in manufacturing operations, all added to this uncertainty. Multiple industry forces have been responding to these pressures: price erosion, new equipment configurations, desktop replacement, SATA, WiFi, PC server-blades, accelerated outsourcing, and changes in connector content and supply chain. Component manufacturers with a stake in the computer market must react quickly to these dynamics. One effect is an increased migration of facilitation, engineering and manufacturing to Asia. Affected by these changes are facilities in North America including Mexico, Europe, Japan and even Taiwan and South Korea. A typical setup is to have product engineering and product management in Japan, Taiwan, or Singapore, with manufacturing resources in China - either direct, joint venture or subcontract. Mainland China has quickly emerged as the destination of choice for high volume assembly, with some predicting over 50% of world electronics manufacturing there by 2010. Intel, Microsoft and most computer hardware OEMs are leveraging low cost manufacturing in the region - directly and via industry-standards and reference designs.
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Table of Contents: Computer Equipment - Markets & Connector Use
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Executive Summary
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E-1: Scope & Market
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E-2: Market Size & Trend
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E-3: World Computer Market & Computer Market - Assembly by Region
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E-4: Connector Market - Computer Hardware - By Application 2003-2008
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E-5: Sun vs. Wintel, Business Issues, & Connector Opportunities
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E-6: Fujitsu-Siemens Factory
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Introduction
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1-1: State of Computer Industry & Major Events & Trends
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1-2: Operating Systems - Si Market Shares 2003-2008
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1-3: Consumer vs. Business Mix 2000-2004
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1-5: What Happened, Industry Changes, & Intel Xeon Processor
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1-6: What will drive the Industry?
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1-7: Nokia Communicator & 2003 - Year of Turn Around?
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1-8: Computer Industry Prospects, Areas of Potential Growth, & Key Companies
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1-9: Business Week IT 100
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1-10: Contract Mfrs & OEMs & Strategies for Connector Companies
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The Shift to Serial
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2-1: Serialization & Hi Speed Serial Data Connector
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2-2: Serial ATA & Migration from PCI
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2-3: Silicon
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2-4: Intel Chipset & Infiniband
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2-5: Infiniband Architecture
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2-6: Connectors & FibreChannel SAN
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2-7: HSSDC & Serial Prepares for Future
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2-8: Optical Interconnect & Optical Silicon
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2-9: Generic Hi Speed Serial Roadmap & Copper Response
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2-10: Mainstream Serial Initiatives
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Palmtop Devices
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3-1: Palm Tungsten
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3-2: OEMs, Market Trend, & Dell Axim
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3-3: Handspring & Palm
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3-4: Motorola Communicator
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3-5: Corporate & Vertical Markets
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3-6: Market Summary
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3-7: Global Unit Volume, Global $ Volume, & Device Types
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3-8: PDAs & HPCs
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3-9: Communicators & Smart Phones
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3-10: Bandwidth & Device Capability, Wireless, & Wireless Roadmap
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3-11: Form Factor & Technology
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3-13: Examples of Current & Future Devices
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3-14: Connectors
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3-15: HPQ I-Paq
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3-16: Palm
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3-17: Palm & Pocket PC Bill-of-materials
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3-18: Winning OEMs
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Notebook Computers
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4-1: Overview
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4-2: Worldwide Notebook Growth & Notebook Categories
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4-3: Full Function & Thin & Light
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4-4: Sony Vaio & SOHO-Student
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4-5: Vaio
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4-6: Notebook Ports, Tablet PC, & MSFT Concept Tablet
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4-7: Packaging, Key Notebook Interconnects, & Processors
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4-8: Micro-PGA, Processor Sockets, I-O, & PC2001
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4-9: Ports, PC Card, & Board-to-Board
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4-10: Cable-to-Board, Flex-to-Board, Future Trends, & Bluetooth
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4-11: Ericsson Bluetooth Module
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4-12: Bluetooth Notebook Penetration, Serial ATA, Docking Stations, & Sony Unit
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4-13: Docking Station Market Potential
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4-14: ODM Influence, Quanta - Compal - Arima, & Connector Suppliers
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4-15: Notebook Bills-of-Materials & High End Desktop Replacement Bill-of-Materials
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4-16: Thin & Light BOM
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4-17: SOHO BOM
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Desktop PCs & Personal Workstations
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5-1: Overview & Typical Motherboard
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5-2: Current Market Shares
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5-3: Dell
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5-4: HP, HP Desktop, & The Merger
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5-5: HPQ Personal Systems Group
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5-6: IBM
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5-7: Gateway Products
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5-8: Sony
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5-9: Sony Digital Studio & Apple
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5-10: Apple Products, G-5, & Other PC Suppliers
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5-11: Toshiba, NEC, & Systemax
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5-12: Competing Desktop Technologies
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5-13: Emerging Computing Models
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5-14: Value Proposition
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5-15: Desktop Summary
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Motherboards & Packaging
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6-1: PC Motherboards
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6-2: PCB Layout
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6-3: Intel Ref. Motherboard
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6-4: Ports
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6-5: Apple - IBM Challenge
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6-6: Dual Processor Systems & Serial ATA
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6-7: Motherboard, Chassis, & Ports & Desktop PC Usage Models
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6-8: Processor & Chipset
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6-9: Asus & Soyo Motherboards and BOM
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6-10: Motherboards.com
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6-11: Abit M/B & BOM
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6-12: Chassis/Motherboard Initiatives, Product Mix Changes, & Interconnect BOMs: PC, Thin Client, & Mac
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6-13: Soyo Sockets 478 M/B
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6-14: Desktop PC BOM
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6-15: Thin Client
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6-16: Macintosh
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Servers
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About Bishop & Associates, Inc. |
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Bishop & Associates, Inc. is a market research firm specializing in the global electronic connector market.The firm publishes a monthly newsletter entitled The Bishop Report, and an annual review of the connector industry, The Connector Industry Yearbook. In addition, Bishop & Associates produces many off-the-shelf market studies analyzing regional and global markets, connector products, and technology. |
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