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• US digital camera market to reach 40 mln in 2008, 2.5 mln of them to be SLRs
• Most popular digital cameras by customer satisfaction in 2008
• Small displays to generate $6.4 bln in Q1 2008
• Small displays for digital photoframes rose to $30 in Q4 2007
• 2007 top consumer electronics by revenue
• 16.6 mln digital cameras sold in the US in Q4 2007
• 8.37 mln digital cameras sold in China in 2007
• Chinese video surveillance market to reach $484.3 mln in 2013
• Asia Pacific digital cameras to grow 17.9% a year
• Digital camera sales up 20%, revenues up 3%
• 2.8 mln digital photo frames sold in 2006
• US digital camera shipments up 22% in Q3 2007
• 80% of image censors in 2006 were CMOS censors
• 50 bln digital photos taken in 2007, 60 bln by 2011
• 67% of US households had digital cameras in 2006
• 1 bln cameraphones in use by year-end 2007
• Automotive cameras to generate $100 mln by 2012
• 1 bln cameraphones in 2007
• Image sensors generated $6 bln in 2006
• 75% of European and Asian wireless subscribers had cameraphones in 2006
• 20% of digital camera owners exercise their artistic skills
• 80% of new mobile phones sold in the UK are cameraphones
• 41% of US households have a camera phone
• 29.8 mln digital cameras sold in the US in 2006
• Image sensors for mobile phones to generate $5.9 bln by 2010
• 348 mln camcorder phones sold in 2006
• Japanese digital camera shipments to grow 7.5% in 2007
• 11% of Americans have more than 10,000 digital photos
• Digital camera shipments to grow 7% in 2007, revenues to grow 0%
• 6.9 bln digital prints ordered in 2005
• 556 mln flash cards to sell by year-end 2006
• 9% of all consumer images are taken on cell phones
• 66% of French satellite TV subscribers interested in watching photos on TV
• Top retail stores by customer support: Amazon, Nordstrom, LL Bean
• Top photo sites in Europe
• 80% of cameraphone owners also carry their digital camera
• 70% of digital cameras sold in 2005 were cameraphones
• Ukraine to become third largest digital camera market in Central and Eastern Europe
• 24.7 mln digital cameras sold in the US in 2005
• In 84% of the cases a digital camera buy leads to accessory buy
• 80% of Americans bougth a disposable camera even though they had a regular camera at hand
• 31% of consumers who print digital photos go to a retail location
• 12 mln digital photo frames to ship by 2010
• 34% of US digital camera owners are repeat digital camera buyers
• Only 13% of digital images get printed
• 111 mln digital cameras to sell in 2008
• Global demand for digital cameras to reach 111 mln units in 2008
• 90% of all professional photos taken in 2010 will be digital
• 33.6% of money made on digital cameras in 2010 will be from DSLR cameras
• US digital camera market to reach $6.8 bln in 2006
• US camera accessories market generated $598.1 mln in 2005, 27% growth
• 45% of all mobile phones sold in the US in 2005 were cameraphones
• 37% of digital cameras sold in the US in 2005 were 5 megapixel, 37.5% - 3 megapixel
• Top online photo developers: Kodak Gallery, Shutterfly, Snapfish
• Taiwanese digital still camera shipments grew 51% in 2005
• Number of digital images captured by users to grow at 24% a year
• 85 mln cameraphones sold in Europe by year-end 2005
• US digital camera market leaders: Kodak - 21.3%, Canon - 17.7%, Sony - 17.7%
• 75% of all phones sold in 2009 will have cameras
• 500 mln cameraphones sold in 2005, 900 mln by 2009
• Film sales drop by 20% every year
• 159 mln cameraphones sold in 2004
• Online photo service usage up 197% in July 2005
• 22.5 mln digital cameras sold in Western Europe in 2004, 29.8 mln in 2005
• Network camera shipments to grow at 82.8% a year in 2004-2009
• 30% of camera phone owners plan to buy a digital camera
• 15% of digital camera owners never delete any images
• US digital camera market in Q2 2005: Kodak - 23.8%, Canon - 21.9%, Sony - 18.6%
• Cameraphones to outsell digital cameras by early 2006
• Digital camera market shares: Kodak - 22.1%, Canon - 20.6%, Sony - 18.3%
• US digital camera sales up 20% in the first half of 2005
• Asia Pacific digital camera unit shipments up 29.5% in 2004
• Asia-Pacific digital camera market reached $5.26 bln in 2004
• Asia-Pacific digital camera sales up 39% in 2004
• Digital camera sales to grow to 107 mln units, fall to $16.4 bln by 2009
• 10 mln digital cameras shipped in Asia-Pacific in 2004
• 257 mln cameraphones sold in 2004
• Digital camera market shares: Canon - 17.1%, Sony - 16.7%, Kodak - 11.8%
• Digital camera sales to reach 94 mln units in 2006
• 35% of digital camera owners are likely to buy a Media Center PC
• 257 mln camera phones sold in 2004
• Digital SLR cameras to grow at 25-30% a year
• Japanese digital camera exports fell 0.9% in February 2005
• Camera owners made 30.3 bln prints in 2000, 27.4 bln in 2004, will make 25.9 bln in 2005
• 280 mln cameraphones to be sold in 2005
• Image sensor market to grow at 30% a year
• Third of US households with digital cameras to use online photo services
• China digital camera sales up 280% in Q2 2004
• 18% of Brits have digital cameras
• 28% of digital camera owners share the photos over the Internet
• 40% of Americans own a digital camera
• Flash card market grew 100% in 2003
• 53 mln digital cameras, 36 mln film cameras will sell in 2004
• 60% of flash cards are used in digital cameras
• Cameraphone sales to double this year, triple next year
• 42% of Americans will have digital camera by the end of 2004
• Disposable cameras the only bright spot in film camera market
• Both digital cameras and phones to grow
• More digital than film cameras sold
• IDC: Cameraphone shipments up, Bluetooth steady
• Canalys: EMEA cameraphone sales up 29%
• Strategy Analytics: Camera phones outsell digital cameras
• Future Image: 50 mln cameraphones worldwide in 2003
• DigiTimes: Digital cameras up
• Cameraphones in Europe, Q2 2003

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