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市場調查報告書

雲端筆電(Cloudbooks):市場分析及預測

Cloudbooks: Market Analysis and Forecasts

出版商 ARCchart
出版日期 2011年09月 商品編碼 216623
內容資訊 英文 57 Pages
價格
US $ 1540 Hard Copy
US $ 2313 PDF by E-mail (Single User License)


雲端筆電(Cloudbooks):市場分析及預測 是由出版商ARCchart在2011年09月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含57 Pages 價格從美金1540起跳。

簡介

本報告以裝置OEM及零售業者、中古業者的訪談為基礎,提供雲端新裝置市場的概況性分析、驗証從筆電到小筆電、平板電腦媒體各個相關市場的影響,再加上今後五年的未來預測、主要企業簡介等,為您概述為以下內容。

簡介

  • 何謂「雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)」
  • 雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)的起源
  • 推動雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)市場成長的要素

雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)的必要性

  • 來自智慧筆電(Smartbooks)的教訓
  • SWOT分析
  • 企業的引進vs.消費者的引進

新設備情況

  • 平板電腦和雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)
  • 雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)功能套組
  • 雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)的主要企業
  • Chromebook:最初的雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)
  • 雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)的挑戰者:ultrabook

軟體平台

  • 雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)環境因素
  • 朝以瀏覽器為基礎的OS方向開發
  • 雲端筆電OS的主要企業

重要成功因素

  • 新的連接模式
  • 同期與進入
  • 安全
  • 「自我改良型」設備
  • 價格
  • 彈性
  • 公開性

預測

  • 手法
  • 雲端筆電(Cloudbooks)的出貨
  • 手機電腦設備的出貨
  • 對其他設備帶來的影響

BOM,價格,擁有成本

  • 影響價格的因素
  • 目標價格設定
  • BOM分析

打入市場途徑

  • 以軟體賣硬體設備

結論

目錄

Abstract

An examination of the demand, the driving forces, the emerging technologies and the host of potential challenges for successful establishment of the market for a new breed of browser-centric, cloud-connected devices

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Overview

As content and applications shift into the cloud and communications and computing merge into one gadget, an increasingly mobile lifestyle is demanding new and innovative device form factors. Alternative approaches to the traditional PC and handset will play their part, but more radical designs are also emerging - the newest of these is the cloudbook.

This report is based on interviews with device OEMs, retailers and resellers and provides a comprehensive analysis of the new cloudbook device segment, providing insights into the anticipated evolution over its first five years and the impact it will have on related markets, from notebooks to netbook to tablet devices. The factors that will drive cloudbooks and the competitive pressures it will face are also discussed in order to develop a picture of its place in the connected devices landscape.

Topics of coverage include:

  • What is a cloudbook?
  • Does the market need a cloudbook?
  • The new device landscape
  • Critical factors for cloudbook success
  • Software as a service (SaaS)
  • Notebooks vs. netbooks vs. ultrabooks vs. tablets vs. cloudbooks
  • The software platform
  • HTML5
  • Cloudbook OS players
  • Bill of materials and pricing
  • Channels to market
  • Market size and forecasts

Companies and organisations mentioned, discussed or reviewed include:

  • Acer
  • Adobe
  • Amazon
  • Apple
  • ARM
  • Asustek
  • AT&T
  • Citrix
  • Freescale
  • Google
  • HP
  • Infineon
  • Intel
  • Kogan
  • Microsoft
  • Montavista
  • Motorola
  • Mozilla
  • Nokia
  • NVIDIA
  • Opera
  • Oracle
  • Palm
  • Phoenix Technologies
  • Qualcomm
  • RIM
  • Samsung
  • Splashtop
  • Sun
  • Toshiba
  • Ubantu
  • Verizon
  • VMWare
  • Wind River
  • Xi3

Answers and opinions are provided with respect to the following essential questions:

  • What is the expected size of the cloudbook market in 2011?
  • Will Microsoft enter the cloud OS space?
  • What proportion of cloudbooks will support 4G connectivity?
  • Which device vendors are embracing the cloudbook opportunity?
  • What is the typical cloudbook BOM?
  • What are Google' s objectives for Chrome OS?
  • Why is virtualization important?
  • Will there be a winner in the cloudbook vs. ultrabook battle?
  • How is the BOM anticipated to evolve over the next five years?
  • Is there a strong role for carriers in cloudbook retail?
  • Why is the enterprise a sweet-spot for cloudbooks?

Table of Contents

A. INTRODUCTION

  • What is a cloudbook?
  • A.1 Origins of the cloudbook
    • The network computer
    • The netbook
  • A.2 Cloudbook market drivers
    • Interest in promoting the thin client
    • Growth of connected devices
    • Web players and device manufacturers
    • Providers of web services
    • Device manufacturers
    • Emerging markets

B. DOES THE MARKET NEED A CLOUDBOOK?

  • Lessons from the smartbook
  • B.2 SWOT analysis
  • B.3 The enterprise versus consumer adoption

C. THE NEW DEVICE LANDSCAPE

  • C.1 Tablets and Cloudbooks
  • C.2 Cloudbook feature set
    • Form factor
    • Storage
    • Display.
    • Connectivity
    • Operating system and UI
    • Power
    • Feature set outlook
  • C.3 The main cloudbook players
    • Google
    • Intel
    • HP
    • Microsoft
    • Others
    • Outlook
  • C.4 The Chromebook - the first cloudbook
    • CPU options
  • C.5 A cloudbook challenger - the ultrabook
    • Intel' s mobile strategy
    • MeeGo

D. THE SOFTWARE PLATFORM

  • D.1 Elements of the cloudbook environment
    • Software
    • The browser
    • Apps
    • App Store
    • Virtualisation
  • D.2 Trends pushing towards a browser-based OS
    • Limitations of the Fat OS
    • Move towards lightweight Linux
    • The rise of HTML5
    • Challenge to Flash and Silverlight
  • D.3 Cloudbook OS players
    • Google
    • Linux distributions
    • webOS
    • MeeGo
    • Microsoft
    • Cloud OS market share

E. CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS

  • E.1 New connectivity models
    • Breakdown of connectivity options
  • E.2 Syncing and login
  • E.3 Security
  • E.4 The ' self-improving' device
  • E.5 Price
  • E.6 Flexibility
  • E.7 Openness

F. FORECASTS

  • F.1 Methodology
  • F.2 Cloudbook shipments
  • F.3 Portable computing device shipments
    • Notebook and tablet shipments
    • Netbook and ultrabook shipments
  • F.4 Impact on other device types
    • Cannibalisation of the notebook market
    • Cannibalisation of netbook market
    • Non-cannibal cloudbook sales

G. BOM, PRICING & COST OF OWNERSHIP

  • G.1 Factors affecting pricing
    • Limited hardware differentiation
    • Uptake of cloud services
    • Subsidy and data plan
    • Lack of subsidy
    • Connectivity challenges
    • OEM push for higher margins
    • Comparison with the ultrabook
  • G.2 Target pricing
    • Initial pricing
    • Cost of ownership
    • Retail price sweet spot
  • G.3 BOM Analysis
    • Memory and motherboard
    • Display.
    • Security
    • Battery
    • Connectivity
    • BOM comparisons
    • Strategies for supporting cloudbook pricing
    • BOM evolution

H. CHANNELS TO MARKET

  • H.1 Software sells hardware
    • Potential for conflict
    • Google Apps

I. CONCLUSION

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