Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Plunkett Research, Ltd.
Published: February 2007
Product Code: R207-235Description This summary contains selected trends and statistics chapters excerpted from Plunkett's Infotech Industry Almanac 2007 that focus on the computer hardware sector of the information technology industry. It includes our analysis of the major trends from Memory and Storage Needs Soar While Miniaturization Lowers Prices, to New Chips Provide Higher Speeds and Lighter Weights/Consume Less Power, to Nanotechnology Holds the Key to the Ultradense Digital Memory of the Future. In addition, we provide statistical tables such as Value of Computers and Electronic Products Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories and Orders by Industry, U.S.: 1992-2006 and U.S. Computer Hardware Exports, Imports and Deficits: First Half 2002-2005. As a finishing touch, individual company profiles are provided for ten of the leading computer hardware manuacturing companies in the world. Wield this tool for strategic planning, business development, or industry analysis.
Table of Contents - Introduction to the InfoTech Industry
- Memory and Storage Needs Soar While Miniaturization Lowers Prices
- PCs Under $200 May Be Distributed by the Millions in the Developing World
- Supercomputing Hits 280 Teraflops
- “Cell” Chip Technology Sizzles in PS3
- New Chips Provide Higher Speeds and Lighter Weights/Consume Less Power
- Computer and Software Makers Focus on Consulting and Outsourcing Income
- The Future: Pervasive Computing, Complete Mobility Will Be Standard
- Nanotechnology Will Create Powerful Semiconductors in the Near Future Nanotechnology Holds the Key to the Ultradense Digital Memory of the Future
- Industry Statistics Overview
- Top Five Suppliers and Destinations of U.S. Computer Hardware: 2001-2005
- Value of Computers and Electronic Products Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories and Orders by Industry, U.S.: 1992-2006
- Value of Shipments of Computers and Peripheral Equipment by Product Class, U.S.: 2000-2005
- U.S. Wholesale and Retail Trade in Computer Hardware and Software: 1995-2006
- U.S. Computer Hardware Exports, Imports and Deficits: First Half 2002-2005
- Profiles on the Top Ten Computer Hardware Manufacturing Companies by Number of Employees
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