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USB 2010: SuperSpeed USB Adoption Will Lag the Pace of High-Speed USB Adoption
In-Stat/MDR, May 2010, Pages: 49
The universal serial bus (USB) specification shipped in more than three billion devices in 2009, including the PC, PC peripheral, consumer electronics (CE), communications, and automotive segments. By 2012, the number of wired USB-enabled devices shipped will exceed four billion.
High-speed USB device shipments dominate the current market. However, in late 2009, the first 5Gbps SuperSpeed USB devices shipped. Initially, SuperSpeed USB will be found in PCs and PC peripherals, such as external hard drives and flash drives, before migrating to portable devices requiring increasing amounts of storage, including digital cameras, portable media players, and high-end mobile phones. The primary limiting factor in SuperSpeed adoption is its integration into PC core logic chipsets, which is not expected until late 2011. This will limit SuperSpeed adoption in PCs, which will have a ripple effect on SuperSpeed in those devices that connect to PCs.
This report contains five-year annual forecasts for the penetration of all types of wired USB, including low-/full-speed, high-speed, and SuperSpeed USB, into 45 separate applications. Five-year annual forecasts for average selling prices for USB host controllers, peripheral controllers, and hub controllers broken down by USB type are also provided, in addition to brief profiles of major USB silicon, IP, and software suppliers.
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