• Executive Summary
  
  • Luggable Media for Portability, DVDs for Archives
    
  • $25 Billion at Retail By 2010
    
• Methodology
  
  • Previous Reports that Provide Useful Background Information
    
• Portable Electronic Entertainment Emerges as the Next Big Thing
  
  • Flash Drives and Microdisks Will Gradually Rise Up Alongside Optical Media
  • Portable Optical Formats, Like Sony’s UMD, Are Emerging
    
  • CDs and DVDs Will Be Seen as Archiving Products
    
  • Sneakernet Will Emerge as an Important Stepping Stone to Enable Portable Electronic Entertainment
    
  • The Age of Home Theater Sets Portability In Motion
    
    • Large Screen TVs and Surround Sound Are Proliferating
      
    • Personal Computers Are “Connecting” to HDTV Displays
      
    • But a Parallel Universe Is Developing for Portable Entertainment
      
  • Personal Computers Are Becoming Home Entertainment Hubs that Can Connect to Many Things
    
    • The Connected Digital Home Is Coming
      
    • Intel’s Viiv™ Entertainment PC Architecture
      
    • Apple’s iMac Line Morphing onto an Intel Platform
      
      • Apple’s iPod Points the Way for Luggable Media In the Future
        
    • Microsoft MediaCenter Edition Adding Portable Players
      
    • Personal Computers Can Be Used to “Write” to Various Media
      
  • Personal Computers’ Abilities to Connect to So Many Things Leads to Portable Devices
    
    • PCs Provide Multiple Types of In-Home Network Connectivity
      
      • PC Cluster
        
      • Entertainment Center Cluster
        
      • Intra-Room Networks
        
      • Inter-Room Networks
        
  • Each Network Has Three “Flavors”
    
    • Wired In-Home Networks
      
      • Internet Protocol (IP) Approaches Favored by the PC Industry
        
      • Non-IP Approaches Can Also Be Implemented
        
    • Wireless In-Home Networks
      
    • Sneakernet In-Home Networks Using “Luggable Media”
      
      • Sneakernet Media Can Also Move Outside of the Home!
        
    • High Definition Video Favors Sneakernet In the Short Run
      
• Usage Models for Portable Electronic Entertainment
  
  • Any Content to Any Place on Any Device at Any Time
    
  • Two-Foot Viewing Experience
    
    • Two-Foot Viewing Experience “On the Go”
      
  • Ten-Foot Viewing Experience
    
    • Ten-Foot Viewing Experience “On the Go”
      
  • Portable Viewing Experience Is Already “On the Go”
    
  • Playing Back Portable Content on a Big-Screen TV Display
    
  • Enter Sneakernet—the Low-Cost, Convenient Solution
    
    • “Luggable Media” Puts the Content In Your Pocket!
      
    • Standardized, Low-Cost Players Will Make It Happen
      
• Five Methods for Content to Get to a Viewing Device
  
  • “Live,” Two-Way Video and Voice for Interactive Communications
    
  • “Live,” One-Way Video and Audio for Entertainment Distribution
    
    • Multi-Room Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) as an Example
      
      • Amimon’s Wireless High Definition TV Interface (WHDI™)
        
    • Intel’s Viiv™ Architecture Supports “Live” One-Way Services
      
    • Next-Generation Networks and MIMO Technologies Help
      
  • The Store & Forward Approaches Do Not Require QoS
    
  • Store & Forward Video for Initial Storage In a Server
    
  • Store & Forward Video for Distribution to Viewing Devices
    
  • Archiving Technologies for Long-Term Storage and Later Retrieval
    
• What Luggable Media Means for the Content Industry
  
  • The Consumer Market Is Fragmenting Down to “An Audience of One”
    
  • Original Content Will Be Sold with Optional Upgrades to Pay for Portability Rights and Managed Copy Privileges
    
  • Luggable Media Provides Opportunities to Connect with Your Customers Beyond the Initial Moment of Sale
    
    • An Example Using HD-DVD’s Managed Copy Feature
      
  • The PC Industry Is Becoming a Force to Be Reckoned With
    
  • If It’s On a PC, It’s Coming to a Cell Phone Soon
    
  • Consumer Electronics Products Will Follow the PC Example
    
  • How Will Luggable Media Impact Sales of DVDs?
    
• "Luggable Media”—It Has To Fit In Your Pocket and Survive to be Played
  
  • Luggable Media Must Support 2 Gigabytes of Capacity
    
  • Luggable Media Must Support Video Recording and Playback
    
  • Luggable Media Must Support DRM and Copy Protection
    
  • CDs and DVDs Are Not “Luggable Media,” by Our Definition
    
  • Small Form Factor Packaged Goods Are Luggable Media
    
  • Small Form Factor Packaged Goods Covered In Other Reports
    
  • Luggable Media Used Mainly for Sneakernet
    
    • Luggable Media is a Subset of Portable Storage Products
      
    • Secure Disc SD™ Memory Devices
      
      • SanDisk’s Gruvi MicroSD™ Product Foreshadows Luggable Media by Providing the Rolling Stones “Bigger Bang” Album with Enhancements
        
      • Memory Stick® Memory Devices
        
      • USB Flash Drives
        
      • One-Inch Hard Disk Drives
        
• Households Likely to Use Luggable Media
  
  • Households Likely to Have a MediaCenter Edition PC
    
  • Households Likely to Have a Personal Video Recorder (PVR)
    
  • Aggregate Unique Households with an MCE or PVR
    
• North American Luggable Media Market by Category
  
• European Luggable Media Market by Category
  
• Asian Luggable Media Market by Category
  
• ROW Luggable Media Market by Category
  
• Worldwide Luggable Media Market by Category
  
  • Luggable Media Market Value by Region for All Categories Combined
    
• Portomedia Provides An Example
  

List of Tables

• Table 1. Worldwide Value of Luggable Media Device Shipments (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Compound Annual Growth Rate [CAGR])
  
• Table 2. Annual Shipments of MediaCenter Edition (MCE) PCs by Region (Annual Unit Shipments in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent Worldwide Total by Region, CAGR)
  
• Table 3. Number of Households Likely To Be Using an MCE PC by Region (Households in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total by Region, CAGR).
  
• Table 4. Annual Shipments of Personal Video Recorders (PVRs) by Region (Annual Unit Shipments in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent Worldwide Total by Region, CAGR)
  
• Table 5. Number of Households Likely To Be Using A PVR by Region (Households in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total by Region, CAGR)
  
• Table 6. Aggregate Number of Unique Households Using An MCE PC or PVR by Region (Unique Households in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total by Region, CAGR)
  
• Table 7. Annual Shipments of Luggable Media Devices by Category in North America (Units in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 8. Typical Retail Pricing For Luggable Media Devices by Category in North America (Typical Retail Price in US Dollars)
  
• Table 9. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in North America (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 10. Annual Shipments of Luggable Media Devices by Category in Europe (Units in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 11. Typical Retail Pricing For Luggable Media Devices by Category in Europe (Typical Retail Price in US Dollars).
  
• Table 12. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in Europe (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 13. Annual Shipments of Luggable Media Devices by Category in Asia (Units in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 14. Typical Retail Pricing For Luggable Media Devices by Category in Asia (Typical Retail Price in US Dollars)
  
• Table 15. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in Asia (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 16. Annual Shipments of Luggable Media Devices by Category in the ROW Countries (Units in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 17. Typical Retail Pricing For Luggable Media Devices by Category in the ROW (Typical Retail Price in US Dollars)
  
• Table 18. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in the ROW (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 19. Annual Shipments of Luggable Media Devices By Category, Worldwide (Units in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 20. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category, Worldwide (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 21. Annual Shipments of All Luggable Media Devices By Category by Region (Units in Thousands, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)
  
• Table 22. Annual Value of All Luggable Media Devices by Region (US$ in Millions, Annual Growth Rate, Percent of Total, CAGR)

List of Figures

• Figure 1. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in North America (US$ in Millions)
  
• Figure 2. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in Europe (US$ in Millions)
  
• Figure 3. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in Asia (US$ in Millions)
  
• Figure 4. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category in the ROW (US$ in Millions)
  
• Figure 5. Annual Value of Luggable Media Devices by Category, Worldwide (US$ in Millions)
  
• Figure 6. Annual Value of All Luggable Media Devices by Region (US$ in Millions)