DVI Enters Decline Road – Analysts
[11/30/2009 11:41 PM]High-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) adoption continues to gain ground across several segments. Meanwhile, the now legacy digital visual interface (DVI) is gradually declining, reports In-Stat.
“HDMI’s success continues to be led by the consumer electronics (CE) segment. HDMI has been adopted nearly universally in digital televisions (DTV), which account for the single largest HDMI application. The next big HDMI growth area is in portable CE devices, including digital camcorders, digital still cameras, and portable media players (PMPs). Vendors hope to drive adoption of HDMI into mobile phones, where the more than one billion annual shipments are a tempting target,” said Brian O’Rourke, an In-Stat analyst.
Within the PC segment, HDMI made significant strides in 2008, doubling its penetration from 6.1% in 2007 to 12.3% in 2008. The number of mobile PCs with HDMI increased 76% over the same period. According to In-Stat, HDMI-enabled product shipments will increase at an annual rate of 20.3% through 2013, whereas DVI-enabled product shipments will decrease at an annual rate of 8.1% through 2013.
The industry has developed smaller connectors such as mini-HDMI and micro-HDMI to make the standard more attractive to mobile device makers. However, only the Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL), developed by HDMI chip vendor Silicon Image, is an attempt to create a standard to transfer HD video off of mobile phones.
Tags: HDMI, DVI, HDTV, DisplayPort
0
0
[Posted by: alpha0ne 
| Date: 12/02/09 10:44:21 PM]8:15 pm | Microsoft and Sony to Launch Next-Gen Consoles by End of October . Battlefield 4 Launch Date Reveals Availability Timeframe for PlayStation 4, Xbox One
7:44 pm | Microsoft Unveils Xbox One: The One and Only Machine One Needs in the Living Room. Microsoft Reveals Its New Vision for Game Consoles with Xbox One System
11:57 pm | Samsung Taps Intel Atom Processor for Galaxy Tab 3 10” Media Tablet. Samsung to Use x86 Microprocessor for Forthcoming Galaxy Tab 3 Slate
11:40 pm | Razer Launches Atrox Arcade Stick for Fighting Video Games. Razer Launches Controller for Old-School Fighting Games
9:57 pm | Western Digital’s HGST Launches Highest Capacity Hard Drive for Notebooks. HGST Unleashes World’s First 2.5”/9.5mm HDD with 1.5TB Capacity
9:31 pm | SanDisk and Toshiba Set to Begin to Produce NAND Flash Using Second-Gen 19nm Process Technology. SanDisk and Toshiba Create World’s Smallest 64Gb NAND Flash Chip
8:42 pm | Samsung Starts Manufacturing of High-Performance SSD for Enterprise Servers and Data Centers. Samsung Begins to Produce Enterprise-Class SSDs
8:10 pm | Nvidia: GeForce GTX Titan Outsold Dual-Chip GeForce GTX 690. In Three Months on the Market, Nvidia’s GeForce GTX Titan Outsold Year-Old GeForce GTX 690
6:43 pm | Futuremark’s PCMark 8 to Benchmark Performance and Power Consumption. Futuremark Announces PCMark 8 Benchmark
6:13 pm | Samsung Display Showcases Retina-Class Displays for Tablets and Notebooks. Samsung Display Shows Off State-of-the-Art Displays
Make Home Page
Add to Favorites
Xbitlabs on Facebook
XbitLabs is using Twitter
Windows Live Alerts
