全球的WiMAX•LTE•多頻無線市場：2008年至2014年

Maravedis is proud to provide you with the 5th annual edition of our analysis of broadband wireless worldwide trends. We have been part of this emerging industry for almost a decade. The report has been completely rebuilt in order to reflect the many changes that occurred in the industry since the last edition.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1. BROADBAND WIRELESS: A MARKET FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH

• 1.1 MARKET DRIVERS
  • 1.1.1 Residential Fixed and Portable Applications
  • 1.1.2 Business Fixed and Portable Applications
  • 1.1.3 Government Initiatives: Reduce Digital Divide
  • 1.1.4 Municipalities: The Domino Effect from Local Access
  • 1.1.5 Dial-Up Users: Extinction or Easy Market Shift to Wireless Broadband Access?
  • 1.1.6 Backhaul for BWA, Mobile, and Wi -Fi Networks
  • 1.1.7 Operator Value-Added Services
  • 1.1.8 IP-enabled “Over the Top” Services
  • 1.1.9 Public Safety and Homeland Defense
  • 1.1.10 Satellite Networks
• 1.2WIRELESS TRENDS 2007
  • 1.2.1 2007 in review
  • 1.2.2 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Partnering trends
  • 1.2.3 Technology Ownership and IPR
  • 1.2.4 The Road to 4G
• 1.3 MOBILE CELLULAR MARKET
  • 1.3.1 Mobile Market Statistics
  • 1.3.2 Mobile Applications
  • 1.3.3 Mobile Broadband Roadmap

2. BWA AND WIMAX MARKETS ANALYSIS 2000-2007

• 2.1 SERVICE PROVIDERS ANALYSIS
  • 2.1.1 Global Deployment Trends
  • 2.1.2 Global WiMAX Subscriber Trends
  • 2.1.3 Service Revenue Trends
  • 2.1.4 Equipment Deployment Trends
  • 2.1.5 Application Trends
  • 2.1.6 Regional Geographic Trends
  • 2.1.7 Spectrum Analysis
• 2.2 GENERAL EQUIPMENT BWA ANDWIMAX MARKET ANALYSIS 2000-2007
• 2.3 SOLUTION VENDOR ANALYSIS
• 2.4 CHIPSET VENDOR ANALYSIS

3. REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT

• 3.1 IMT-2000 AND IMT-ADVANCED ANALYSIS
• 3.2 SUB-1 GHZ PROSPECTS
• 3.3 WAPECS
• 3.4 ONGOING SPECTRUM ALLOCATIONS WORLDWIDE 2007-2008
• 3.5 CHALLENGES AHEAD

4. STRATEGIC COUNTRIES BWA/WIMAX ANALYSIS

• 4.1 AUSTRALIA
  • 4.1.1 Country Background
  • 4.1.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.1.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
• 4.2 BRAZIL
  • 4.2.1 Country Background
  • 4.2.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.2.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
  • 4.2.4 Market Forecasts
• 4.3 CHINA
  • 4.3.1 Country Background
  • 4.3.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.3.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
  • 4.3.4 Market Forecasts
• 4.4 INDIA
  • 4.4.1 Country Background
  • 4.4.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.4.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
  • 4.4.4 Market Forecasts
• 4.5 JAPAN
  • 4.5.1 Country Background
  • 4.5.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.5.3 Major WiMAX Players
  • 4.5.4 Challenges to Realization of WiMAX
  • 4.5.5 Market Forecasts
• 4.6 SOUTH KOREA
  • 4.6.1 Country Background
  • 4.6.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.6.3 Major WiBRO Players
  • 4.6.4 KT WiBRO CPE Breakdown on Cumulative Basis (Ending Dec. 2007), by Type and Supplier
  • 4.6.5 Market Forecasts
• 4.7 RUSSIA
  • 4.7.1 Country Background
  • 4.7.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.7.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
  • 4.7.4 Market Forecasts
• 4.8 TAIWAN
  • 4.8.1 Country Background
  • 4.8.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.8.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
  • 4.8.4 M-Taiwan Deployment Projects
  • 4.8.5 Equipment Suppliers' Contribution to M-Taiwan
  • 4.8.6 Market Forecasts
• 4.9 UNITED STATES
  • 4.9.1 Country Background
  • 4.9.2 Regulatory Analysis
  • 4.9.3 Major BWA/WiMAX Players
  • 4.9.4 Market Forecasts

5. WIMAX INDUSTRY STATUS AND PROGRESS

• 5.1 WIMAX FORUM, INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATION
  • 5.1.1 Membership Goals and Ecosystem Value Propositions
  • 5.1.2 WiMAX Forum 2007 Objectives and Progress Measurement
• 5.2 WIMAX FORUMWORKING GROUPS
  • 5.2.1 Application Working Group (AWG)
  • 5.2.2 Certification Working Group (CWG)
  • 5.2.3 Evolutionary Technical Working Group (ETWG)
  • 5.2.4 Global Roaming Working Group (GRWG)
  • 5.2.5 Marketing Working Group (MWG)
  • 5.2.6 Network Working Group (NWG)
  • 5.2.7 Regulatory Working Group (RWG)
  • 5.2.8 Service Provider Working Group (SPWG)
  • 5.2.9 Technical Working Group (TWG)
• 5.3 CURRENT STATUS OF 802.16-2004 CERTIFICATION
  • 5.3.1 802.16-2004 Certification Profiles
  • 5.3.2 WiMAX Forum Certified Products
• 5.4 CURRENT STATUS OF 802.16E-2005 CERTIFICATION
  • 5.4.1 Mobile WiMAX Certification Profiles
  • 5.4.2 Mobile WiMAX PlugFest Vendors
  • 5.4.3 Mobile WiMAX Certification Waves
• 5.5 THE FUTURE OF CERTIFICATION

6. CLEARINSIGHT WIMAX AND LTE IPR ANALYSIS

• 6.1 4G PATENTS
  • 6.1.1 The Contracting Timeline between IPR and Commercial Adoption
  • 6.1.2 Segmentation of IPR
  • 6.1.3 WiMAX IPR Stake Holders
• 6.2 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES THAT LEVERAGE 4G IPR
  • 6.2.1 Graphics/Photo & IPTV
  • 6.2.2 Smart Distributed WBB Networking (SDWN)
• 6.3 EFFORTS TO MITIGATE CONTENTION IN IPR
  • 6.3.1 WiMAX Forum
  • 6.3.2 NGMN Organization
  • 6.3.3 Standards Setting Organization (SSO) Policies
  • 6.3.4 3G Licensing Ltd
• 6.4 EFFECT OF COURT DECISIONS AND TRADE RULINGS
  • 6.4.1 Broad Impact of Decisions
• 6.5 WIMAX & LTE 4G IPR ROYALTY ESTIMATES
  • 6.5.1 WiMAX
  • 6.5.2 3G-LTE
• 6.6 CONCLUSIONS AND COMMENTS

7. “4G” CONVERGENCE, ANALYSIS OF MARKET IMPACTS AND HARMONIZATION

• 7.1 ACCELERATION AND CONVERGENCE OF LTE
  • 7.1.1 The False Premise of “Long Term Evolution” Vs. WiMAX
  • 7.1.2 Key Distinctions Between WiMAX and LTE
• 7.2 AREWIMAX AND LTE COMPETITIVE OF COMPLEMENTARY?
  • 7.2.1 WiMAX for Alternative Operators
  • 7.2.2 Advantages of WiMAX
  • 7.2.3 Key Market Success Factors for L TE
• 7.3 LONG TERM MARKET DETERMINANTS
  • 7.3.1 “The Clash of the Titans” - IC as the Baseline Enabler
• 7.4 THE ACCELERATION CAUSED BY COMPETITION FROM WIMAX, OPEN ACCESS CONVERGENCE, AND INTERNET TIME
  • 7.4.1 Accelerated Pace of Regulatory Reform
  • 7.4.2 3G-LTE: Pushes to “Embrace and Extend” Technologies and Virtues of WiMAX
• 7.5 WIMAX PUSHES TO RAMP THE RACE FOR INNOVATION AND ADOPTION
• 7.6 WHICH BEST FITS THE NEXT GENERATION FOR WIRELESS,WIMAX OR LTE?
• 7.7 MERGERS/ACQUISITIONS AND PARTNERING TRENDS
• 7.8 KEY M & A ACTIVITY
  • 7.8.1 Key IPR Acquisitions & Trends
• 7.9 NOKIA AS A CASE EXAMPLE

8. NOKIA ORGANIZATION AND STRATEGY

• 8.1 LEVERAGE
  • 8.1.1 Scale
  • 8.1.2 IPR
  • 8.1.3 Relationships
• 8.2 OPEN DEVELOPMENT
• 8.3 WIMAX & LTE DECOUPLING AND TRANSFORMING INCUMBENT REVENUES
• 8.4 RADIO ACCESS EVOLUTION & STRATEGY
• 8.5 INTERNET SERVICES
• 8.6 OPERATOR' S VISION
• 8.7 NOKIA' S GLOBAL NETWORKS SOLUTIONS CENTER - GNSC
• 8.8 BROADBAND SERVICES
• 8.9 BUSINESS FOCUS
  • 8.9.1 Support Multitude Business Models
  • 8.9.2 Transform, Leverage, Consolidate
  • 8.9.3 Transformation
  • 8.9.4 OSS, OVI
  • 8.9.5 Devices
  • 8.9.6 Be Industry Environmental “4G as Catalyst” Leader
• 8.10 OVERALL PRIORITIES
  • 8.10.1 Cost Reduction
  • 8.10.2 Location-Based Services
  • 8.10.3 Enterprise Focus
  • 8.10.4 Launch Pad for New Businesses
  • 8.10.5 Multi-Radio, Smart Connectivity
  • 8.10.6 Business Services & Hosted Services Consulting
  • 8.10.7 Mobile Payments
• 8.11 DEVELOPMENT RACE - ALWAYS CONNECTED MOBILITY
  • 8.11.1 Spatial/Architectural Domain
  • 8.11.2 Smart Distributed WBB Network (SDWN)
• 8.12 MAJOR CHALLENGES
  • 8.12.1 Displays, Input
  • 8.12.2 Gaining Adoption of OVI Portal
  • 8.12.3 Catalyzing WiMAX=LTE to Optimal Effectiveness
  • 8.12.4 Most Trusted Yet Creative Business Services Provider
  • 8.12.5 Pressing IPR
• 8.13 NOKIA ORGANIZATION

9. MARKET FORECASTS FOR 2008-2014

• 9.1 ON THE SAME PATH AS WI-FI?
• 9.2 WIMAX AT A CROSSROADS: THE “TIPPING POINT”
• 9.3 THE ADDRESSABLE MARKET
• 9.4 BWA ANDWIMAX MARKET FORECASTS
  • 9.4.1 Methodology and Organisation of the Forecasts
  • 9.4.1 Subscriber Forecasts
  • 9.4.2 Equipment Market Forecasts 2008 -1014

9.5WILL THERE BE A MARKET FOR 802.16-2004D?

• 9.6 CHIPSET MARKET FORECASTS
• 9.7 ASN GATEWAY FORECASTS
• 9.8 PESSIMISTIC MARKET FORECAST SCENARIO
• 9.9 OPTIMISTIC MARKET FORECAST SCENARIO

• 1. Accton Wireless Broadband
• 2. ADAPTIX
• 3. AIRCOM International
• 4. Airspan
• 5. Alcatel-Lucent
• 6. Altair
• 7. Alvarion
• 8. Aperto Networks
• 9. Aricent
• 10. Arieso
• 11. ArrayComm
• 12. Axxcelera Broadband Wireless
• 13. Beceem
• 14. BelAir
• 15. Cambridge Broadband Networks
• 16. Comsys
• 17. Ericsson
• 18. Freescale Semiconductor
• 19. Fujitsu Microelectronics America
• 20. Harris Stratex Networks
• 21. Huawei
• 22. InfiNet Wireless
• 23. Intel Corporation
• 24. Kyocera
• 25. LG Electronics
• 26. Motorola
• 27. Cisco (Navini)
• 28. NEC
• 29. NextWave Wireless
• 30. Nokia-Siemens Networks
• 31. Nortel
• 32. OBSAI
• 33. PicoChip
• 34. POSDATA
• 35. Proxim Wireless
• 36. QUALCOMM
• 37. Redline Communications
• 38. Runcom Technologies
• 39. Samsung Electronics
• 40. Sanyo
• 41. SEQUANS
• 42. SkyPilot Networks
• 43. SOMA Networks
• 44. Spirent Communications
• 45. SR Telecom
• 46. Telsima
• 47. Texas Instruments
• 48. Vecima
• 49. Vyyo
• 50. Wavesat
• 51. WiLAN
• 52. ZTE
• 53. ZyXEL

• Exhibit 1. Primary access technology of active Internet users in selected countries, by %
• Exhibit 2. Broadband penetration by household for various countries, Q3 2007
• Exhibit 3. Broadband subscribers added in Q3 2007, by country
• Exhibit 4. Worldwide active home Internet users, November 2007
• Exhibit 5. Broadband average monthly subscription price by country, O ctober 2007
• Exhibit 6. Broadband average monthly price per Mbps by country, October 2007
• Exhibit 7. US municipal networks, by type
• Exhibit 8. Total analog access lines in OECD countries
• Exhibit 9. Top 11 dial-up Internet markets in 2007, by installed base
• Exhibit 10. Consumer and business broadband value -added services revenue
• Exhibit 11. Consumer broadband value -added service revenue
• Exhibit 12. Global revenue from online games, 2006 -2011
• Exhibit 13. US broadband households paying for online video content
• Exhibit 14. Skype registered users as a share of broadband subscribers, June 2006
• Exhibit 15. US weekly radio audience, by technology
• Exhibit 16. Top eight web sites worldwide as of September 2007, by page views
• Exhibit 17. Social network members worldwide in 2007, by regional percentage
• Exhibit 18. Social networking usage in selected Eu ropean countries, August 2007
• Exhibit 19. Map of ITU Regions
• Exhibit 20. HughesNet Satellite US Broadband advertisement
• Exhibit 21. Satellite broadband packages
• Exhibit 22. SwiftBroadband satellite network coverage
• Exhibit 23. SPOT Satellite Messenger coverage map
• Exhibit 24. Comparative downlink speeds and times for various protocols and operators
• Exhibit 25. Fixed Mobile Convergence call scenario
• Exhibit 26. Spectrum in Eastern Europe acquired by NextWave Wireless
• Exhibit 27. Market penetration of lower price points for CPEs
• Exhibit 28. Top 20 mobile operators, by subscribers, November 2007
• Exhibit 29. Global mobile phone shipments, Q3 2007
• Exhibit 30. World' s top 10 emerging mobile growth markets
• Exhibit 31. US mobile phone subscribers, 1985 -2007
• Exhibit 32. Standardized pattern of mobile generation cycl es
• Exhibit 33. New applications enabled as speed increases
• Exhibit 34. Percentages of users for various types of social networking
• Exhibit 35. Mobile messaging revenues worldwide, by type, 2006 -2010
• Exhibit 36. Mobile messaging applications used by mobile users ages 12 -24 in the EU-7, Q2 2006 (% of respondents)
• Exhibit 37. Mobile messaging worldwide revenue, 2006-2011
• Exhibit 38. Mobile phone subscribers in Europe, by country, 2005 -2010
• Exhibit 39. Monthly telecom revenues per capita in Europe, by service type, 2005 -2010
• Exhibit 40. US adult mobile phone content features, by age of user
• Exhibit 41. US adult mobile phone daily content activities
• Exhibit 42. Mobile content and applic ations used by US mobile subscribers
• Exhibit 43. Acceptable types of mobile advertising, US mobile phone users
• Exhibit 44. Top 10 social networking services, by number of registered users
• Exhibit 45. Frequency of mobile social network access, by country
• Exhibit 46. Mobile user-generated content (UGC) revenues worldwide, 2007 and 2012 (millions dollars)
• Exhibit 47. Members of mobile social communities worldwide, 2006 and 2011 (millions)
• Exhibit 48. Demographics of US mobile video users vs. all mobile subscribers, Q2 2006
• Exhibit 49. Mobile TV revenues worldwide, 2007 and 2012 (billions of dollars)
• Exhibit 50. Leading content categories watched by US on -demand mobile TV viewers, August 2007
• Exhibit 51. US mobile subscribers who watched mobile TV/video, by type and frequency, August 2007
• Exhibit 52. US mobile search revenues, 2007 -2012
• Exhibit 53. Location-based mobile search pricing model preferred by adult consumers in Spain, the UK, and the US, 2007
• Exhibit 54. Content categories searched by US mobile users, March 2007
• Exhibit 55. Mobile music usage in various countries, Nov ember 2007
• Exhibit 56. Mobile subscriber consumption of content and applications, by number and percentage
• Exhibit 57. Mobile gaming average sales price, Q2 -Q4 2006
• Exhibit 58. Worldwide mobile gaming revenue, 2006 -2011
• Exhibit 59. WiMAX deployments by region, Q3 2007
• Exhibit 60. WiMAX subscribers by customer mix
• Exhibit 61. Positions taken by various operators in WiMAXCounts
• Exhibit 62. Global WiMAX subscribers by region
• Exhibit 63. WiMAX ARPU for Q1 and Q3 2007, by segment
• Exhibit 64. WiMAX ARPU for residential and business segments
• Exhibit 65. ARPU comparison between DSL and WiMAX, Q3 2007
• Exhibit 66. 3G offerings of selected operators
• Exhibit 67. Global WiMAX revenue from Q1 2006 to Q3 2007
• Exhibit 68. Percentage of WiMAX deployments by standard, Q3 2007
• Exhibit 69. Deployments of the 802. 16-2005 standard
• Exhibit 70. Global WiMAX subscribers by region, Q3 2007
• Exhibit 71. Number of WiMAX licensees per region, by frequency band
• Exhibit 72. Average spectrum per carrier, by region
• Exhibit 73. Percentage of operators with various amounts of WiMAX spectrum
• Exhibit 74. BWA and WiMAX subscribers per country, 2007
• Exhibit 75. CPE shipments for broadband wireless and WiMAX, by number of units
• Exhibit 76. BWA sector shipments in 1999 -2007, in units
• Exhibit 77. Average number of CPEs pe r sector, 1999-2007
• Exhibit 78. CPE price decline by category, 1999 -2007
• Exhibit 79. Average selling price per sector, 1999 -2007
• Exhibit 80. Market size for BWA CPE, 1999-2007
• Exhibit 81. Base station market size, 1999 -2007
• Exhibit 82. Total market size for base stations and CPE, 1999 -2007
• Exhibit 83. Equipment revenue by type, 2007
• Exhibit 84. Equipment market breakdown by frequency, 2007
• Exhibit 85. Market breakdown by region, 2005
• Exhibit 86. Market breakdown by region, 2007
• Exhibit 87. Market breakdown by segment, 2005
• Exhibit 88. Equipment market by segment, 2007
• Exhibit 89. Market breakdown by applicati on, 2005
• Exhibit 90. Equipment breakdown by application, 2007
• Exhibit 91. Market breakdown by type of CPE solution, 2005
• Exhibit 92. Market breakdown by t ype of equipment, 2007
• Exhibit 93. Equipment revenue by type of PHY layer, 2005
• Exhibit 94. Equipment market breakdown by modulation, 2007
• Exhibit 95. Market split for business versus residential, 2005
• Exhibit 96. Equipment breakdown by end -user type, 2007
• Exhibit 97. Percentage of equipment sold by type, 2005
• Exhibit 98. Equipment market breakdown by standard, 2007
• Exhibit 99. Percentage of equipment by technology, 2007
• Exhibit 100. Equipment breakdown by technology, 2007, in dollars
• Exhibit 101. Percentage of CPE shipments by technology, 2007
• Exhibit 102. Number of units of CPEs shipped, 2007
• Exhibit 103. Percentage of 802.16 CPE shipments by standard, 2007
• Exhibit 104. Percentage of equipment revenue by supplier, 2005
• Exhibit 105. Percentage of BWA and WiMAX equipment revenue by supplier, 2007
• Exhibit 106. Market share per vendor for access and backhaul, 2007
• Exhibit 107. Vendor market share for certified and compliant 802.16 -2004, 2007
• Exhibit 108. Equipment market share pe r vendor in 2007, by standard
• Exhibit 109. BWA market share by region, 2007
• Exhibit 110. BWA market share per vendor by physical layer, 2005
• Exhibit 111. BWA market share per vendor by frequency, 2007
• Exhibit 112. BWA market share by segment, 2007
• Exhibit 113. BWA market share by vendor for indoor vs. outdoor, 2007
• Exhibit 114. BWA vendor market share by TDD versus FDD, 2007
• Exhibit 115. OEM/vendors strategic relationships
• Exhibit 116. 802.16-2004 chipset market share, 2007
• Exhibit 117. Vendor 802.16e chipset market share, 2007
• Exhibit 118. Investment in WiMAX chipset start -up companies
• Exhibit 119. 802.16-2005 customer wins and relationships for SOC suppliers
• Exhibit 120. Cell site coverage comparison, by frequency
• Exhibit 121. US 700 MHz spectrum allocation
• Exhibit 122. GSM 900 band licenses in Europe, by year of expiration
• Exhibit 123. GSM 900 band licenses in Europe, expiration year by country
• Exhibit 124. Frequency bands defined by wireless protocol
• Exhibit 125. Applicants for 2.5 GHz spectrum in Japan
• Exhibit 126. Possible MCMC band plan, IMT
• Exhibit 127. Taiwan' s WiMAX operating licensees
• Exhibit 128. Recent and upcoming spectrum auctions, 2007 -2009
• Exhibit 129. Major license holders in the 3.4 GHz band
• Exhibit 130. Licenses to be awarded in Australia
• Exhibit 131. Service offerings of Buzz Broadband
• Exhibit 132. Spectrum frequency bands of Buzz Broadband
• Exhibit 133. Broadband Internet users in Brazil; broadband lines in th e Americas
• Exhibit 134. Statistics on various types of telecom service in Brazil
• Exhibit 135. Disposition of frequency spectrum bands in Brazil
• Exhibit 136. Frequencies obtained by Brazilian providers in February 2003
• Exhibit 137. Areas covered by Brazilian regions
• Exhibit 138. Winners in 2007 3G spectrum auction in Brazil
• Exhibit 139. Neovia residential WiMAX service offerings
• Exhibit 140. Neovia business WiMAX service offerings
• Exhibit 141. Brazil BWA/WiMAX equipment market forecasts, 2006 -2010
• Exhibit 142. Brazil BWA/WiMAX subscriber forecasts, 2006 -2010
• Exhibit 143. China Internet and broadband usage, 2002 -2007
• Exhibit 144. China Internet access user base as of November 2007
• Exhibit 145. Spectrum allocation for WiMAX trials in China
• Exhibit 146. Allocation of 2500-6000 MHz band in China
• Exhibit 147. First-tender Chinese operators in the 3.5 GHz band
• Exhibit 148. Second-tender Chinese operators in the 3.5 GHz band
• Exhibit 149. Third-tender Chinese operators in the 3.5 GHz ba nd
• Exhibit 150. China WiMAX subscriber forecasts, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 151. Spectrum allocated to the main telecom service providers in India
• Exhibit 152. India accumulated BWA/WiMAX subscriber forecast, 2005 -2014
• Exhibit 153. Japan 3G subscriber statistics as of December 2007
• Exhibit 154. Percentage of 3G subscribers by various operators in J apan, as of December 2007
• Exhibit 155. Results of the Japan 2.5 GHz spectrum auction
• Exhibit 156. Japan WiMAX subscriber forecast, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 157. Korea subscriber base for various telecom services
• Exhibit 158. Korea service provider market share for local and mobile phone service
• Exhibit 159. Total subscribers (handsets) of wireless Internet in Korea, by service provider
• Exhibit 160. Frequency bands of WiBro operators in Korea
• Exhibit 161. WiBro service plan in Korea
• Exhibit 162. WiBro service provider market share, November 2007
• Exhibit 163. Korea Telecom tariff comparison: WiBro vs HSDPA
• Exhibit 164. Cumulative WiBro CPEs shipped to KT, by type, as of December 2007
• Exhibit 165. Cumulative WiBro USB modems shipped to KT, by supplier, as of December 2007
• Exhibit 166. Cumulative WiBro handsets shipped to KT, by supplier, as of December 2007
• Exhibit 167. Cumulative shipments to KT of mobile PCs and laptops with embedded WiBro, by supplier, as of December 2007
• Exhibit 168. Korean WiBro subscriber forecast, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 169. Major Russia BWA/WiMAX projects
• Exhibit 170. Deployment of Russian BWA/WiMAX networks, 2002 -2010
• Exhibit 171. Russian BWA/WiMAX operators in 3.5 GHz band
• Exhibit 172. Distribution of Russia licenses by frequency range
• Exhibit 173. Russia BWA/WiMAX subscriber forecast, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 174. Projection of Taiwan base station counts
• Exhibit 175. Taiwan WiMAX license holders
• Exhibit 176. Taiwan WiMAX subscriber forecast, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 177. Major WCS owners in the US, as of November 1, 2007
• Exhibit 178. US WiMAX market forecast
• Exhibit 179. WiMAX Forum member company growth and composition
• Exhibit 180. WiMAX Forum PlugFest schedule, 2008
• Exhibit 181. WiMAX Forum Release 1.0 Wave 2 testing roadmap
• Exhibit 182. Mobile WiMAX certification roadmap for Release 1.0
• Exhibit 183. Mobile WiMAX Certification Timeline
• Exhibit 184. WiMAX roaming services roadmap
• Exhibit 185. WiMAX network architecture
• Exhibit 186. Vendors of certified WiMAX equipment
• Exhibit 187. Approved certification profiles for 802.16 -2004
• Exhibit 188. WiMAX Forum certified products
• Exhibit 189. Mobile WiMAX cert ification profiles
• Exhibit 190. Mobile WiMAX PlugFest participating vendors
• Exhibit 191. Release 1.0 802.16e-2005 certification profiles
• Exhibit 192. WiMAX Forum Release 1.0 802.16e-2005 certification waves
• Exhibit 193. Mobile WiMAX roadmap, 2007 -2010
• Exhibit 194. WiMAX Forum PlugFest schedule, 2008
• Exhibit 195. WiMAX 4G IPR patent holders, cumulative
• Exhibit 196. Nokia organization and strategy
• Exhibit 197. Comparison of Nokia and Google strengths and weaknesses
• Exhibit 198. Volume forecast for Wi -Fi chipsets, 2002-2010
• Exhibit 199. List of mobile WiMAX devices by vendor
• Exhibit 200. Analysis of SOC Bill of Materials for CPEs, as of early 20 08, in volume
• Exhibit 201. Chipset ASP for WiMAX versus Wi -Fi, 2002-2012
• Exhibit 202. Price sensitivity factors for WiMAX
• Exhibit 203. Cumulative sales of various candidate products for mobile technology, in units
• Exhibit 204. Roadmap for BWA market forecasts
• Exhibit 205. Net yearly WiMAX and proprietary subscriber additions, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 206. Subscriber forecast breakdown by technology
• Exhibit 207. Yearly additions of active subscribers by technology
• Exhibit 208. Proprietary and WiMAX subscriber forecasts
• Exhibit 209. Accumulated number of active subscribers by technology
• Exhibit 210. BWA CPE shipment forecasts, 2008 -2014, in units
• Exhibit 211. BWA CPE price forecast, by standard, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 212. BWA CPE price forecast, by indoor/outdoor, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 213. CPE price forecasts, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 214. Average selling price forecast, by device type, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 215. Device market size forecast, by standard, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 216. Percentage of yearly shipme nts for a given device type, 2008-2014
• Exhibit 217. WiMAX CPE and mobile device shipment forecast, in units, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 218. Yearly supply of mobile WiMAX devices, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 219. WiMAX embedded device supply and demand, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 220. WiMAX device demand and supply in dollars, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 221. Combined WiMAX dev ice demand and supply, in dollars, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 222. Average number of active CPE/devices per sector, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 223. Number of base station sectors shipped, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 224. Base station sector price forecasts, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 225. BWA CPE market size forecasts, 2008 -2014, in US$
• Exhibit 226. BWA base station market siz e forecasts, 2008-2014, in US$
• Exhibit 227. Base station and CPE market size, in US$, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 228. Proprietary and WiMAX market size forecast, 2008 -2014, in US$
• Exhibit 229. Accumulated market size, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 230. Shipment value breakdown by technology, in percent, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 231. Proprietary equipment market size, 2008-2014
• Exhibit 232. WiMAX CPE and base station market size, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 233. Supply of CPE and mobile devices, in US$, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 234. Total WiMAX market supply, in US$, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 235. WiMAX demand and supply, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 236. BWA equipment forecasts by frequency, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 237. WiMAX certified equipment market, by frequency, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 238. WiMAX new subscribers, by frequency, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 239. WiMAX certified market, by frequency, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 240. WiMAX market, percentage across regions, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 241. WiMAX subscribers, by region, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 242. BWA subscribers by freq uency for North America, 2008-2014
• Exhibit 243. BWA subscribers by frequency for EMEA, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 244. BWA subscribers by frequency for Asia, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 245. BWA subscribers by frequency for CALA, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 246. Proprietary and WiMAX equipment revenue by application, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 247. BWA subscribers by customer s egment, 2008-2014
• Exhibit 248. Service revenue by customer segment, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 249. Additions of 802.16-2004 subscribers, 2008-2014
• Exhibit 250. Cumulative count of subscribers using 802.16 -2004, 2008-2014
• Exhibit 251. WiMAX chipset shipments, annual and cumulative, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 252. WiMAX baseband +RF average service price, 200 8-2014
• Exhibit 253. WiMAX shipment market size, including supply, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 254. ASN gateway density and shipments, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 255. ASN gateway hardware shipments, in US$, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 256. BWA and WiMAX subscribers, pessimistic scenario, 2008 -2014
• Exhibit 257. BWA and WiMAX subscribers, optimistic scenario, 2008 -2014