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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (37464)	6/27/2002 6:39:59 PM
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Bluetooth Component Vendors: Its about time Bluetooth™ took off... find out who, what, where, when, why, & how The Bluetooth™ Component Market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of almost 150% over the next 5 years. Although communications devices (i.e. Cell Phones) represent the largest segment, and will exceed 300 million units by 2004, the most exciting component of the Bluetooth™ market will be the growth in vertical markets. Opportunities in Point-Of-Sale, Data Collection, Transportation, and Healthcare will explode with a combined growth of more than 180% over the next 3 years. The Office Automation Bluetooth™ component market will represent more than 60 million units in 2006, with an average selling price below $5 a unit. This report from AsIs characterizes the market for Bluetooth™ component products and quantifies the future adoption of Bluetooth™ technology into both existing and new products and markets. Regulatory issues and economic factors are discussed. Issues particular to market segments such as product requirements, advantages to Bluetooth™ within a segment, and challenges to adoption are also addressed. ... ride the wave or get left in the wake. BTC-22802: 2002 Bluetooth™ Component Market Report, Q2 Update Price: $3,495 Annual Subscription: $1,000 Interested? Enter your email address below for further information E-mail Table of Contents I. Executive Summary II. Scope and Methodology III. Industry Structure a. Shifts in the overall industry b. Supplier-oriented influences c. Channel-oriented influences d. OEM-oriented influences e. Regulatory influences f. Economic influences g. Historical analysis IV. Market Segmentation a. Overview b. Historical OEM Product Development Analysis c. Appliances / Point-Of-Sale d. Communications e. Computer f. Consumer g. Industrial Automation / Process Control h. Instrumentation i. Medical Instrumentation / Healthcare j. Office Equipment k. Transportation / Automotive V. Geographic Markets a. Overview b. United States c. Europe d. Japan e. Rest of World VII. OEM Analysis a. Alliances & Partnerships b. OEM Market Share c. Manufacturing Locations d. Geographic Markets Served e. Market Segments Addressed f. Channels of Distribution g. Corporate Profiles i. Alcatel ii. Broadcom iii. Cambridge Silicon Radio iv. Ericsson v. Fujitsu Media Devices Limited vi. Infineon Technologies AG vii. InSilicon viii. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. ix. Motorola x. New Logic Technologies xi. Parthus xii. Signia Technologies xiii. Silicon Wave xiv. Socket Communications xv. Texas Instruments xvi. Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd. xvii. Tochigi Mitsumi xviii. Widcomm xix. Zeevo xx. Zucotto