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デジタルホーム:アジア太平洋地域における消費者の導入および認識

Digital Home: Asia/Pacific Consumer Adoption and Perception

発行 In-Stat
出版日 2007年01月 商品コード 49181
ページ情報 英文 43 PAGES
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Abstract

A recent survey covering 1,210 respondents in 6 countries, including Australia, China, India, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea, was conducted by In-Stat to understand the interest levels, and current use of, broadband Internet connections, home networks, various digital home client devices, and home network applications of Asia/Pacific consumers.

The adoption patterns and perceptions of early adopters in the digital home market, to a large extent, indicate the customers' preferences and spending willingness, and thus the future potential of the market.

Some of the key findings included:

  • 81.7% of the respondents have broadband connections at home. The homes with broadband, but especially those with a home network are believed to be the main potential customers for digital home devices/services.
  • 40.2% or 487 homes have network routers for their home network while 39.0% or 472 non-current home networking router users intend to purchase one for their homes. PC inter-connection, broadband sharing, and printer sharing are the top three tasks running on current/planned home networks.
  • Home automation systems have been adopted by only 14.4% or 174 homes among the 1,210 respondents. There are not many products available in the market. However, 46.5% or 563 respondents are interested in such systems and 352 of them have a budget ranging between US$200 and US$1,000 for the purchase.

Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Introduction
  • Asia/Pacific Consumer Adoption and Perception of Digital Homes
    • Primary Method of Connecting to the Internet at Home
    • Thoughts of Users Who do not Currently Have Broadband Access
    • Cost of Broadband Services
    • Personal Computers per Household
    • Ownership of Home Networking Routers
    • Current Home Network Router Users
    • Future Home Network Router Buyers
    • Digital Entertainment Devices Used at Home
    • Usage of Home Network
    • Home Security and Automation
  • Home Entertainment Systems
  • Survey Demographics
  • Methodology
  • Related In-Stat Reports

List of Tables

  • Table 1. Number of Users by Different Types of Internet Access at Home
  • Table 2. Penetration Rates of Home Internet and Broadband Access
  • Table 3. Percentage of Different Broadband Services at Home
  • Table 4. Ownership of Home Networking Routers Among All Respondents
  • Table 5. Ownership of Home Networking Routers Among Broadband (BB) Users
  • Table 6. Ownership of Home Networking Routers Among Non-Broadband (Non-BB) Users
  • Table 7. Subscription Rate of Network Support Services
  • Table 8. Purchase Plan of Home Network Routers
  • Table 9. Comparison of Ownership of Digital Entertainment Devices Used at Home: All Respondents vs. Home Network and Non-Home Network Users
  • Table 10. Tasks Using Home Network
  • Table 11. Monthly Digital/Satellite TV Spending by Countries in Asia/Pacific Region
  • Table 12. Ownership Ratio of Home Digital Entertainment Devices in Asia/Pacific Region
  • Table 13. GDP per Capita, Household Size, GDP per Household and Household Income

List of Figures

  • Figure 1. Percentage of Users by Different Types of Internet Access at Home
  • Figure 2. Reasons for Not Having Broadband at Home
  • Figure 3. Timing for Broadband Implementation Among Non-Broadband Users
  • Figure 4. Non-Broadband Users' Choice of Future Broadband
  • Figure 5. Monthly Broadband Rate of Current Users and Expected Rates of Users Currently Without Broadband
  • Figure 6. Comparison of Monthly Broadband Rates Among Current Users in Six Countries
  • Figure 7. Number of PCs per Household
  • Figure 8. Home Networking Technologies Adopted
  • Figure 9. Usage of Home Network Routers
  • Figure 10. Method of Accessing Home Networks
  • Figure 11. Familiarity of Network Management and Software Installation among Current Home Network Users
  • Figure 12. Monthly Expense for Network Support Services
  • Figure 13. Future Plans for Upgrading Networks
  • Figure 14. Planned Usage of Home Network Routers
  • Figure 15. Preferred Way of Accessing Home Network
  • Figure 16. Home Networking Router Purchase Options
  • Figure 17. Familiarity of Network Management and Software Installation among Future Home Network Users
  • Figure 18. Expected Cost of Network Support Services
  • Figure 19. Digital Entertainment Devices Used at Home
  • Figure 20. Usage of Home Network
  • Figure 21. Influencing Factors for Multimedia Home Network Purchasing Decision
  • Figure 22. Security Devices Installed at Home
  • Figure 23. Ownership of Home Automation Systems
  • Figure 24. Intention of Buying Home Automation Systems
  • Figure 25. Influencing Factors for Home Automation Systems Decision
  • Figure 26. Budget for Planned Home Automation Systems
  • Figure 27. Household TV Ownership in Asia/Pacific Region
  • Figure 28. Household STB Ownership in Asia/Pacific Region
  • Figure 29. STB Ownership Composition by Types
  • Figure 30. Monthly Digital/Satellite TV Spending by Country in the Asia/Pacific Region
  • Figure 31. Primary Reason for Using STB
  • Figure 32. Ownership of Home Digital Entertainment Devices in the Asia/Pacific Region
  • Figure 33. Respondent Breakdown by Gender and Country
  • Figure 34. Respondent Breakdown by Age
  • Figure 35. Respondent Breakdown by Education Level
  • Figure 36. Respondent Breakdown by Household Income Level and Country
  • Figure 37. Average Number of Family Members for Respondents, per Country
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