1394 INTERFACE MARKET FORECASTS
AND OPPORTUNITIES 1998-2003
STRATEGIC POSITIONING OF KEY
PARTICIPANTS
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1394 is a digital interface product that enables integration of consumer devices, TV, and video devices with PCs. PC connections to external and internal devices are greatly simplified using 1394. 1394 interface logic markets are poised to evolve to 400 million units in 2002 and 800 million units by 2003.
1394 will be used to interconnect PCs to peripheral devices, to the TV, and to consumer electronic devices. 1394 will also be used to interconnect consumer electronic devices without a host computer. 1394 is useful in the context of a home network, where a number of inexpensive consumer electronic and computing devices are interconnected. In business, 1394 will be used for high speed video interconnections, including quality control scanning.
1394 meets a need to simplify universal device
interface to achieve connectivity at the end-user level with one, standardized
connector. The entertainment industry is implementing 1394 interfaces
faster than the PC industry. Markets will not pick up in earnest
until 1394 is adopted by the PC industry.
1394
INTERFACE
MARKET
FORECASTS AND OPPORTUNITIES 1998-2003
STRATEGIC
POSITIONING OF KEY PARTICIPANTS
The
Impact of IEEE 1394 on:
Consumer
electronics
PCs
Home
networks
Embedded
systems
Set
top boxes
Analyzers
Development
kits
Components
The
Study Addresses These Questions:
·
What
is the impact of 400 Mb/s and higher speed interfaces?
·
How
will increased speed be used by devices?
·
What
are interesting technologies?
·
How
do companies position?
·
What
are the successful strategies?
·
Who
are the best partners?
·
What
are emerging market directions?
·
What
are the variations in consumer electronic versus PC market opportunities?
·
What
are the market driving forces for 1394
·
How
long will it take to implement 1394
·
How
will the Internet impact 1394
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COMPANIES PROFILED
ADVANCED-CONNECTEK (ACON)
ADAPTEC
ADVANSYS
ALCOR MICRO
ALPS
AMD
AMERICAN MEGATRENDS
AOX
CIRRUS LOGIC
CRYSTAL
COMPAQ
COMPUTER ACCESS TECHNOLOGY
CONCURRENT SCIENCES
DPS
FUJITSU COMPUTER
GENERAL INSTRUMENT
HARMAN
HEWLETT-PACKARD
INTEGRATED SYSTEMS
INNOVATIVE SEMICONDUCTORS
INTEL
IOMEGA
KODAK
KONICA U.S.A
LEXICON
LSI LOGIC / SYMBIOS LOGIC
LUCENT
MATSUSHITA
MAXTOR
MICREL
MICRON ELECTRONICS
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
MOLEX
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR
OAK TECHNOLOGY
OKI ELECTRIC
OMNEON
OPTI
PHILIPS
PHOENIX TECHNOLOGIES
QLOGIC
QUANTUM
SAND MICROELECTRONICS
SCIENTIFIC-ATLANTA
SCM MICROSYSTEMS
SEAGATE
SILICON GRAPHICS
SNELL & WILCOX
STANDARD MICROSYSTEMS
SUN MICROSYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGY RENDEZVOUS
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
SPECTRON MICROSYSTEMS
AMATI / GO DSP
THOMSON
UNIBRAIN
UNIXTAR TECHNOLOGY
VIA
WIND RIVER SYSTEMS
WINBOND ELECTRONICS
ZAYANTE
REPORT
OUTLINE
Executive summary
1. 1394 Serial bus
Consumer electronics
Home networks
PCs
Connection constraints
How 1394 devices work
Advantages of serial bus
1394 features
Hub bus structure
IEEE 1394 standard
System optimization
Next-generation serial I/O
Bus management levels
Shared memory
Single connection
2. 1394 Market forecasts
Market growth factors
Home network use
1394 market developments
Consumer electronics
PCs
Embedded systems
Set top boxes
Internet
Analyzers
Development kits
Components
3. 1394 Products
Overview
Consumer electronics
Samsung
Digital cameras
Kodak
DCS
Minolta
Canon
Fuji
Nikon
Seiko
Konica
Digital camcorders
Sony
Matsushita
Miro
Panasonic
Image scanners
Konica
Video capture
Fast Multimedia
Truevision
Lexicon
Set top boxes
Scientific-Atlanta / Mitsubishi Electric
General Instrument
PC and server applications
Device Bay
Compaq
Hewlett-Packard
Intel
IBM
Microsoft
NEC
Toshiba
Sun
HAVI
Apple
Dell
Adaptec
Disk drives
Maxtor
Symbios
BIOS
American Megatrends
Phoenix
Analyzers
CATC
3A
Snell & Wilcox
Embedded Systems
Wind River
Technology Rendezvous
Hitachi
Cores
Phoenix Technologies
Sand Microelectronics
ST Microelectronics
Symbios Logic
HCL America
Components
Adaptec
Adaptec 1394 partners
Texas Instruments
Philips Semiconductors
Lucent Technologies Microelectronics
IBM
AMD
Motorola
Fujitsu
Hitachi
NEC
Unibrain
VLSI Technology
Analyzers
CATC
Hewlett-Packard
3A International
Kenwood/Zayante
Synopsys
Design kits
Adaptec
Texas Instruments
Skipstone
Philips Semiconductors
IBM
Logic modeling
Synopsys / Nital
Connectors
Molex
4. Technology
Topology
Tree / Daisy chain
Real time and delayed Packet transmission
Events detected
1394 and Universal Serial Bus set to coexist
Advantages of 1394
Compatibility
Fibre channel / SCSI
Standards
CEMA / DAVIC/ DVB
Disk drives
Clock
5. company Profiles
Major market participants
1394 trade association
Accelerated technology
LIST
OF TABLES AND FIGURES
FORECASTS
OF 1394 1998 To
2003
1394 Market analysis
Market growth factors
Functional
components
1394
Interface functions
1394
Benefits
1394 Implementation issues
Digital camera markets
Digital camcorder markets
Digital VCR
Digital storage markets
PC markets
Set-top box markets
Home networks
Embedded systems
1394 Component markets
1394 Analyzer markets
1394 Developer kit markets
1394 Network features.
Next generation protocols
1394 PC features
1394 Bus features
Levels on a 1394 bus node
1394 Compliant products
DV-decoder/1394 PCI-bus
1394 Ananlyzer and link
1394 Developer kit vendors
1394 PC products
Adaptec 1394 partners
Texas Instruments 1394
Texas Instruments PC
Snell & Wilcox video
Nital 1394 tool features
Sand 1394 device controller
Sand 1394 cable
Technology Rendezvous / Wind River embedded
Transaction codes
Hardware events detected
Physical layer
Network analysis
1394 Market participants
1394 Trade association
Adaptec 1394 partners
National Semiconductor Tool partners
Unibrain's 1394 products
Winbond Electronics
REPORT METHODOLOGY
This is the twenty-eighth in a series of market forecasts of communications,
telecommunications, and interface products for broadband equipment. The project
leaders have significant experience preparing industry studies. Forecasts are based on
primary research and proprietary data bases. In-depth interviews are conducted with
a broad range of key vendor and user participants in the market. Opinion leaders are
interviewed to determine market directions and new product features needed.
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about
the principal authors
Ellen
T. Curtiss,
Technical Director, co-founder of WinterGreen Research, conducts strategic and
market assessments in technology-based industries.
Previously she was a member of the staff of Arthur D. Little, Inc., for
23 years, most recently as Vice President of Arthur D. Little Decision
Resources, specializing in strategic planning and market development services.
She is a graduate of Boston University and the Program for Management
Development at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration.
She is the author of recent studies on worldwide telecommunications
markets and the Top Ten Telecommunications market analysis and forecasts.
Susan
Eustis,
Vice President, co-founder of WinterGreen Research, has done research in
communications and computer markets and applications.
She holds several patents in microcomputing and parallel processing.
She is the author of recent studies of the Regional Bell Operating
Companies' marketing strategies, CTI, PBX Systems, middleware, and of a study of
Internet and Intranet markets. Ms.
Eustis is a graduate of Barnard College.
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