Report description
Nanotechnology and advances made in optoelectronics have revolutionized the display market. Environmental concerns are driving the demand for green and low-power-consuming display systems. Most developments in the display market are not only aimed at providing products yielding higher quality images, but also at consuming lesser power. While conventional display products are still popular in the market, their market shares are declining at a rapid pace. This is creating a huge opportunity for the companies producing next-generation displays.
This report presents an in-depth analysis of the low-power-consuming next-generation display market. Along with market size estimates and forecasts, the report also provides an analysis of market trends, drivers, and inhibitors for the various submarkets profiled. Our detailed assessment of the existing and future opportunities will help the stakeholders prepare and plan for the next step.
Scope of the report
This report highlights the basic structure of the low-power-consuming next-generation display market and its various sub-segments. We have taken LCD as the benchmark for power consumption and considered only the display technologies that consume less power than the average LCDs. These include electrochromic display, electrophoretic display, electrowetting, LED, OLED, FED, and electroluminescent, but exclude CRT, LCD, and plasma.
We have identified the latest products in the display market, some of which are already making strong impact on the market. Other products such as transparent, 3D, midair and flexible display are also expected to gain a significant market share in a few years time. Though a number of display technologies are available in the market, only electrochromic display, electrophoretic display, electrowetting, LED, OLED, FED, and electroluminescent technologies are considered due to their low power consumption. The only exception is the midair display technology which uses a vapor screen to focus light beams to project the image. This technology is included because it consumes less power.
The report will have more than 100 market tables and over 50 company profiles to provide a deeper insight into the market and the competitive landscape. All the market tables will be categorized according to geographic region, ingredients, applications, and product. In addition to the market size data, trends and forecast, the report will also highlight key opportunity areas in terms of new technologies and products. The report will also include detailed analysis of the upcoming application areas like e-paper, as well as the developments aimed at improving market size and market penetration. The latest technical and business developments will also be covered in detail in the report.
What makes our reports unique?
We provide the longest market segmentation chain in the industry with our three-level market breakdown and our analysis of minimum 40 collectively exhaustive and mutually exclusive micro markets.
Key questions answered
Powerful Research and analysis
The analysts working with MarketsandMarkets come from renowned publishing and market research firms globally, adding their expertise and domain understanding. We get the facts from over 22,000 news and information sources, a huge database of key industry participants and draw on our relationships with more than 900 market research companies.
Next-Generation Display Market Greener
Environmental concerns are driving the need for greener and efficient display systems with better image quality and lower power consumption. The advances in nanotechnology and optoelectronics resulted in the introduction of next-generation display products. The next-generation display market comprises the displays that consume lesser power than CRT, LCD, and plasma technologies. This market is segmented into flexible, transparent, three-dimensional, midair, double-sided, touchscreen, and 2D one-sided displays. The basic technologies in all these displays are LED, OLED, FED, electroluminescent and field emissive display, electrochromic, electrophoretic and electrowetting displays.
In 2008, the market size of next-generation display components was $6 billion, which is expected to grow exponentially by 2014 due to the increasing use of the next generation display components in consumer electronics. This revenue potential highlights the immense opportunity in the next-generation display market.
Fragmentation and intense competition in the electronics industry have induced electronics manufacturers to improve upon the quality and reduce the prices of their products. Therefore, the expensive ingredients and large R&D investments required for next-generation displays act as a major restraint for the growth of this market. However, the evolution of the next-generation display market into a mainstream market is expected to overcome all these restraints.
Low labor cost and early initiatives have made Asia a dominant player in the next-generation display market, with $3.7 billion or 52% global market share in 2009. Asia’s large LED and OLED supplier-base also helps in cutting down the costs on the part of production of these displays. Europe is expected to have the second-highest market for next-generation displays. The large consumer base of next-generation display devices in the U.S. and Europe makes them the most attractive markets for display components and device manufacturers.
In 2009, the market for 2D one-sided display is expected to dominate, with 72% of market share, followed by the touchscreen display market with a share of 19%. The high market share of 2D one-sided display is mainly due to its low power consumption and its wide range of applications in industrial, advertising, entertainment, and consumer electronics sectors. The flexible display market is expected to grow at a high rate due to an increase in the demand for flexible, lightweight displays. 3D and midair display markets will have relatively smaller market shares but high growth rates due to the technical benefits such as uniform and stable 3D images.
Asia has the highest number of patents with a 39% of share, closely followed by the U.S. with 35%. The increase in demand for lighter, thinner, efficient, and low power consuming displays resulted in an increase in the number of patents filed in 2008 for LED, OLED, and electrochromic displays.
The key players in this next-generation market include E-ink, RitDisplay, Samsung SDI, Sony, Toshiba, and Universal Display Corp.
Our analysis indicates that companies delivering improved and better performing next-generation display components will have an edge over their competitors. Agreements and collaborations as well as new product launches are some of the most popular strategies adopted by market players to stay ahead of competition and expand into new geographies.
Benchmarking the rapid strategy shifts of the Top 100 companies in the Low power Next Generation Display Market
Request For Special Pricing
Growth opportunities and latent adjacency in Low power Next Generation Display Market