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  • Ultra mobile device shipments to hit 385 million in 2014, says ABI Research

    BNET - 2009-10-28

    ABI Research expects the ultra mobile device UMD market – ultra mobile PCs UMPCs, netbooks, MIDs and mobile consumer electronics devices – to reach 385 million units shipped in 2014. The diversity of form factors and device types will likely continue as vendors look to meet the unique preferences of...

    Tags: Netbook, Ultramobile PC, ABI Research

  • ABI forecasts 300M WiFi enabled handsets by 2011

    BNET - 2009-08-27

    Yet another research firm is confirming that WiFi is fast becoming a "must-have" handset feature. ABI Research said WiFi can offer most operators two important benefits: extended reach and network load reduction. Therefore, based on operators' and users' new-found appreciation for WiFi, ABI predicts shipments of WiFi-capable handsets will double...

    Tags: handset, Wi-Fi, ABI Research

  • Mobile Phones with Wi-Fi Doubling Every 2 Years

    BNET - 2009-08-26

    A report from ABI Research predicts that the number of dual-mode phones with both Wi-Fi and cellular will keep doubling every two years. In the meantime, carriers such as T-Mobile and AT&T are learning how they can make Wi-Fi phones suit their needs.ABI Research is expecting handset shipments with dual-mode...

    Tags: handset, Wi-Fi, ABI Research

  • Consumers want 3G modems, but at half-price

    BNET - 2009-08-18

    IDG News Service - Nearly half of U.S. consumers are interested in cellular modems, but only at half the price that service providers are charging for plans, according to survey results announced today by ABI Research. One reason those consumers don't want to pay the going rate for broadband on...

    Tags: Broadband, AT&T Corp., modem, ABI Research, Leichtman Research Group

  • Can Nvidia's Tegra capitalize on the Zune HD?

    BNET - 2009-08-13

    Computerworld - Nvidia Inc., the PC graphics chipmaker that is trying to break into the portable computing electronics market, needs the upcoming Zune HD media player to be successful as much as the player's maker, Microsoft Corp. Expected to be officially announced today by Microsoft, the Zune HD represents Microsoft's...

    Tags: NVidia Corp., ARM, Microsoft Zune