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Research and Markets: Use of Intelligent Antenna Technology in High-End Cellular Handsets and WiFi Products Forecast to Provide New Launching Pads for the Industry
Business Wire, July 27, 2005
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c21454) has announced the addition of Intelligent Antennas: From MIMO to Beamforming and other Innovations to their offering.
The impending use of intelligent antennas for WiFi, cellular and broadband wireless platforms suggest the strong but small intelligent antenna industry is ready to take off, according to a new study.
Over the next year the use of intelligent antenna technology in high-end cellular handsets and in WiFi product will provide two new launching pads for the industry, according to the study, "Intelligent Antennas: From MIMO to Beamforming and other Innovations."
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"Phone vendors will ship CDMA EV-DO handsets that utilize IA technology in the next twelve months," said report author Andy Fuertes. "CDMA2000 carriers in South Korea, the U.S.and other high-end markets will use these handsets, making it the first widespread use of the technology in the mobile market since PHS." Over 3 million IA handsets are anticipated to ship through 2006, according to the study.
GSM operators in the developing world, the study finds, will apply IA technology selectively within base stations and even broader support for IA is expected from TD-SCDMA operators. Approximately 40,000 mobile base stations are expected to ship with IA capabilities in 2010 due to cellular wireless data demands, which, the study finds, will also drive demand for IA-enabled PTP microwave backhaul.
WiFi providers are shipping pre-802.11n product that features multiple-in-multiple out capabilities and the study finds other IA technologies are expected to appear within WiFi gear during 2005. Standardized MIMO devices will follow within 18 months, according to the study, with the value of shipments of IA equipped WiFi devices exceeding $3 billion in 2010.
IA developments within the WiMAX segment continue briskly behind the scenes and IA-enabled base stations are positioned to become a fixture within WiMAX infrastructure for capacity and coverage reasons. However, IA is not a guarantee for success of WiMAX, according to the study
The report provides global forecasts for annual intelligent antenna deployments, unit shipments, and revenues within the mobile wireless, 802.20, 802,16, WiFi, and point-to-point radio segments through the end of the decade. It analyzes previous missteps and successes of the technology and the impact of the technology in the future
This study assesses the current and future impact of intelligent antennas on the wireless base station and wireless user device markets. It provides a detailed analysis of existing successes and past failures.
The study evaluates the technology s impact upon existing mobile markets, the emerging WiMAX Standard, WiFi, point-to-point radio, and the developing 802.20 Standard.
Current mobile wireless base station deployment statistics are provided and broken down according to region, technology, application, and air interface. Forecasts are also given for shipments, market value, and deployments of all intelligent antenna application segments. In addition, the study addresses implementation paths and challenges to wider penetration.
Questions Addressed:
- What attributes are present in successful intelligent antenna implementations?
- What will increase the penetration of intelligent antennas?
- Why have certain intelligent antenna solutions failed?
- What will be the impact of intelligent antennas on wireless networks?
- Which application segment(s) will commercialize IA technology?
- What are the triggers for intelligent antenna success?
- When will intelligent antenna technology gain mass-market success?
Quantifies
- Global intelligent antenna base station deployments
- Regional intelligent antenna base station deployments
- Intelligent antenna base station deployments by air interface
- Intelligent antenna base station deployments by application
- Intelligent antenna base stations and user device shipments by application
- Intelligent antenna equipment revenues
- Cellular, WiMAX, WiFi, PTP Microwave and 802.20 base station shipments
Application Segments
- Cellular (2G, 3G, 4G)
- WiMAX
- 802.20
- Point-to-point microwave
- WiFi
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c21454
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