桌上型電腦的生命週期分析：2008年8月

Abstract

This IDC study provides residual value forecasts and current fair market value data for desktop personal computers from tier 1 vendors. The study explains the current market conditions that are affecting the value of used hardware on the secondary market and what future technological changes will further impact these values. We explore the factors impacting the desktop market and the price/performance increases expected over the next several years. This information helps those who invest in desktop hardware assess their risk and provides guidance on the amount of residual value that is expected to be realized at the end of lease term.

"Current market forces, including weakened commercial spending and the preference for portable PC form factors, will drive down values of desktop PCs on the secondary market. We encourage a conservative approach to desktop leasing investments that takes into consideration IDC' s forecast for a highest ASV decline, especially in 2009." - Jennifer Koppy, research manager, IDC' s Technology Valuation Strategies

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
  • Methodology
  • Definitions
• Situation Overview
• Future Outlook
  • Residual Value Assumptions
  • Table: Desktop PC Fair Market Values, July 2008
  • Table: Desktop PC Residual Value Forecast, January 2009-January 2016
  • Table: Intel Pentium 4-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Pentium 4-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Pentium 4-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Pentium 4-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Pentium D-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Pentium D-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Core 2 Duo-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Core 2 Duo-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Table: Intel Core 2 Quad-Based Desktop PC Specifications, July 2008
  • Technology Timeline
    • 2001
    • 2002
    • 2003
    • 2004
    • 2005
    • 2006
    • 2007
    • 2008
• Essential Guidance
• Learn More
  • Related Research
  • Synopsis