Understand the cultural and socioeconomic influences that shape i...
Understand the cultural and socioeconomic influences that shape industry demand throughout Asia-Pacific, with local insight, market statistics and analysis ranging from strategic regional overview to in-depth coverage by country or city.
In Singapore, imaging devices is anticipated to continue its dynamic decline in retail volume terms in 2024. The ongoing waning appeal of digital cameras is being driven by the widespread adoption of smartphones for capturing photographs. With…
Imaging devices in Malaysia continue to be adversely affected by smartphones. These multifunctional devices continue to remove the need for digital cameras and camcorders, as well as music players, e-readers, etc. Importantly, new models of…
Digital cameras, which accounts for more than three quarters of volume sales of imaging devices in Japan, was in a difficult situation even before the advent of COVID-19. Due to the proliferation of smartphones and improvements in their camera…
In 2024, imaging devices continues to see a persistent and deep decline in retail volume sales, largely attributed to the proliferation of smartphones in Indonesia. For the majority of consumers, cameras integrated into smartphones fulfil their…
Retail volume sales of digital cameras and digital camcorders continue to decline in 2023, due to rising smartphone penetration and weak macroeconomic factors. Imaging devices are being purchased by consumers interested in documenting events, such as…
The demand for digital cameras in Hong Kong continues to slowly decline in 2024, due to a general waning interest among the general population in cameras. Smartphones, smartwatches and even some other smart devices have built-in cameras with image…
After a year of dynamic growth in 2023, sales of imaging devices in China are expected to stabilise in 2024, with both retail volume and current value sales expected to see moderate declines. On the one hand, giants in imaging devices, such as Canon…
The demand for new televisions, the leading product category within home video in Vietnam, continues to decline due to economic slowdown and a high penetration rate in the market. Consumers tend to tighten their belts and delay purchasing big-ticket…
In the Philippines, LCD TVs continue to dominate volume sales in home video primarily due to their affordability compared to their OLED TV counterparts. The average price of an LCD TV is significantly lower, making it a more accessible option for a…
Home video in Thailand is expected to post modest volume growth in 2024, driven primarily by the ascent of OLED TVs, although LCD TVs will also see a positive performance. Video players, continue to suffer from diminished demand as global streaming…