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Sharp and J-Phone introduced the world-first camera-phone (J-SH04) in
November 2000 in Japan. Four years later (October 2004) about 75% percent
of mobile phones in Japan are camera phones and we expect that in 2005 the
market penetration will saturate around 75%-85%, i.e. almost all mobile
phones in Japan will be camera phones. Top range models have 2 or 3
Megapixel cameras and autofocus and represent disruptive innovation for
the imaging industry. While camera phones and sending photographs across
the radio link are not a magical solution for carriers to increase
customer spending (ARPU), camera phones have created a considerable new
industry with associated printers, photo-finishing kiosks and a variety of
online services. Camera phones also enable new services based on QR-code
(2D-barcode) input, which may lead to a variety of new transactions.
The present report describes Japan's market for camera phones and the
Japanese camera phone industry quantitatively and qualitatively in approx.
170 slides with around 120 photographs.
- Camera phones: disruptive innovation for photography
- The innovator's dilemma
- Disruptive innovation, disruptive technologies
- Consequences
- Video
- Camera phones - An overview
- What are camera phones?
- Short J-Phone shamail history
- Inside camera phones
- Overview: pricing and cost issues, size, technology trends
- The Matsushita / Panasonic v (nu) Maicovicon image sensor
- Maicovicon wafer view
- Camera module and DSP chip view
- Maicovicon MN33910 and MN33920 data (table) with future trend
- User numbers and statistics, estimated carrier sales
- Sha-mail, foto-mail and i-shot usage
- Camera phone numbers for Japan's carriers (Graphics: data for
2001-October 2004 for DoCoMo, Vodafone / J-Phone, KDDI/AU and TuKa)
- DoCoMo's i-shot as the fourth mover
- About 75% of cell phones are camera phones in Japan (total number
and number by carrier, cumulative data for 2001-October 2004 for
DoCoMo, Vodafone / J-Phone, KDDI/AU and TuKa)
- How many pictures do subscribers send?
- How much money do carriers make? (estimated income of DoCoMo from
transmission fees for images per month)
- Section summary, conclusions and trends
- Camera phone handset market in Japan
- Camera handsets
- Japan market for mobile phones (Graphics: handset sales for the
period Jan 2001 to Jan 2004)
- Japan's market for mobile phones with camera: market size, and
estimation until 2005
- Market shares of camera phone market in Japan for individual
camera phone manufacturers (for 2001 and 2002)
- Overview of 3G camera phones in 2004 (example SH900i with screen
image)
- Evolution of handset displays in Japan: 2000 to 2004
- Mobile internet and camera handsets - trends towards the "sweet
spot"
- Trends of mobile phones in Japan: weight and volume data and
analysis for the period 1990-2006 for 2G and 3G phones
- Trends of battery standby time in Japan: 1990-2006 for 2G and 3G
phones, data and analysis
JAVA
- Typical camera phone characteristics: high-end compared to a
typical low-end camera phone (data January 2004)
- DoCoMo's 505i series characteristics: F505i, D505i, N505i, SO505i,
SH505i, P505i (start of 505i series: June 2003
- DoCoMo's 505iS series characteristics: F505iGPS, D505iS, N505iS,
SO505iS, SH505iS, P505iS (start of 505iS series: Dec 2003
- DoCoMo's FOMA 900 series characteristics: D900i, F900i, N900i,
P900i, SH900i (start of FOMA 900i series: planned for Feb 2004
- Importance of handset design: The KKDI/AU 3G Designer Series
- Significance of the KDDI/AU design project
- Sanyo W21SA CDMA-WIN Phone for KDDI/AU
- Description and key characteristics
- Photographs of the phone
- Sample picture taken by the phone
- talby - au design project by marc newson
- Summary: AU design project (2001-2003)
- Description of F505i camera phone
- Description and key characteristics
- Photographs of the phone
- Sample picture taken by the phone
- Description of P505iS camera phone
- Description and key characteristics
- Photographs of the phone
- Description of N504iS camera phone
- Description and key characteristics
- Photographs of the phone
- Sample picture taken by the phone
- Description of P2102 FOMA 3G video camera phone
- Description and key characteristics
- Photographs of the phone
- Sample picture taken by the phone
- Selected early camera phones in Japan and sample photographs
- The J-Phone J-D05 by Matsushita
- Selected images by J-Phone sha-mail phones
- Selected images by DoCoMo i-shot phones
- Selected images by AU/KDDI phones
- Images by TuKa T21 phone
- NOKIA mobile phones in Japan
- Nokia mobile phone sales in Japan
- Nokia 7600 3G phones on sale in Japan
- Nokia 6630 on display at "Wireless Japan 2004" exhibition
- Nokia 7600 on display at "Wireless Japan 2004" exhibition
- Picture Mail and GPS Demonstration
- Picture mail and GPS: description, analysis
- EXAMPLE: Demonstration of Picture mail & GPS by AU/KDDI (model
5302CA)
- EXAMPLE: KDDI/AU Infobar (Nishikigoi version)
- Movie mail
- Video/movie mail description
- Screen images: J-Phone/SANYO Phone J-SA51
- Overview of different mobile video systems in use in Japan
- Nancy image compression format: characteristics and analysis
- 2D barcode (QR code)
- 2D barcode (QR code)
- Example: QR codes for data input
- Example: QR codes for data output: payment at a store with 2D
barcode coupon
- 2D barcodes (QR codes): other applications
- Remote video on 3G and remote video control via 3G
- Video on 3G - a killer application?
- Video on 3G has many applications beyond video telephony
- Video on 3G - strategic pricing
- DoCoMo "AirView"
- DoCoMo: remote door video control and door lock via 3G phone
"Jailor"
- DoCoMo: remote control via 3G video phone
- DoCoMo: "Visual controller"
- DoCoMo: "Visual controller" application
- The camera phone industry structure and segmentation
- Industry structure and segmentation
- Services and opportunities
- Example: sending images between networks - KDDI's team factory
service
- Shamail websites and business opportunities
- J-Phones "@shamail album "
- Example: Waku-Waku iPrint Service
- Example: Photo-Album storage & printing
- Printers
- Printers to print from mobile phones for individual use
- Photo finishing stations
- Images and examples of fee operated public photofinishing stations
- Public photo finishing stations with mobile phone interface
- Camera phones: global expansion and trends
- Competitive environment in Japan - the Carrier perspective:
DoCoMo, AU/KDDI, J-Phone/Vodafone
- How did Japans telecom industry become one of the worlds most
competitive
- Schematic view of Japan's telecommunication carrier industry
(Graphic: updated September 2004)
- Annual sales for fiscal year 2003 for NTT, KDDI, Vodafone-Japan,
Softbank and PoweredCom (Graphics)
- Comparing NTT and DoCoMo internationally (Graphics comparing
market capitalization for NTT, DoCoMo, Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone,
Verizon and AT&T Wireless (Graphics: data showing market
capitalization for August 2004)
- Market shares of mobile operators in Japan (Graphics: Number of
subscribers for the period 1998-2004, for all major carriers,
including visualization of consolidation transactions)
- Three groups compete in Japan's mobile phone market: NTT-DoCoMo,
KDDI (AU), and J-Phone/Vodafone: mobile phone subscriber market shares
for individual carriers (data: 1998 - 2004)
Market shares (1998 - 2004)
- Focus on the KDDI/AU vs Vodafone/J-Phone battle (Graphics market
share data for 1998-2004)
- Monthly net subscriber gain/loss figures (Graphics: data for
1998-2004)
- Monthly net subscriber gain/loss figures (Graphics: focus on the
period 2002-2004)
- The first wave of 3G service roll-out in Japan (2001-2005)
- Dynamics of the first wave of 3G
- The first wave of 3G service roll-out in Japan (2001-2005) (Table:
systems overview)
- 3G and 2G cell phone subscriptions in Japan (Graphics: data for
all major carriers and major systems, logarithmic scale, period:
2001-2004)
- 3G introduction in Japan (Graphics: subscriber numbers for 3G
services for the period 2001-2004, with some trend projections for
2006)
- Analysis of 3G introduction dynamics in Japan
- Some characteristic differences between mobile communications
industry in the "GSM-world" compared to Japan
- characteristic differences (table)
- ARPU for different European countries (both prepay and
subscription shown) compared with Japan's
- ARPU (only subscription shown)
- Japan versus GSM world and what it means for Camera phones
- Japan versus GSM world - trends (tables)
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