Camcorders market research

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the camcorders category within the consumer electronics industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends around the world, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” qualitative analysis; down to specific category data.

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Our camcorders market research answer questions such as:

What is the market size of camcorders?
What are the major brands in camcorders?
Will HD camcorders overtake sales of digital camcorders?
How traditional handheld camcorders like the Flip be able to stave off competition from mobile phones like the iPhone with video recording capability?
How will 3D camcorders change the outlook of the camcorder market?

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Camcorders in Chile

Some of the most sumptuary electronics had great success in 2010. The economic recovery brought a great demand for goods that by the end of 2008 and most of 2009, in time of economic recession, would have been unthinkable for consumers to purchase. ...

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Camcorders in Japan

Camcorders expanded rapidly in 2010, seeing 18% current value growth to reach ¥88.1 billion. In volume terms it grew an astounding 22% in 2010. Affordable and easy-to-use camcorders were popular amongst families, encouraging them to capture videos ...

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Camcorders in Spain

Camcorders experienced big losses both in the number of units sold and sales revenues. Volume sales declined by 28% to 390,960 units in 2010, while value sales declined by 22% to EUR137 million.

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Camcorders in Sweden

Camcorders have received increased competition from cameras and smartphones equipped with HD video recording capabilities.

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Camcorders in Israel

During 2010 camcorders witnessed drastic volume and value decreases compared with the previous year. The main reason for the drastic decrease in camcorders during 2010 was the growing popularity of alternative products such as smartphones and ...

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Camcorders in Greece

With camcorders being a luxury purchase, the category declined by 28% or more in both current value and volume terms. The economic downturn had a strong impact on sales, as following the news about the collapse of the Greek economy at the beginning ...

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Camcorders in the Netherlands

In 2010 camcorders once again saw a very positive development with a double-digit growth. While other product areas in consumer electronics struggled due to the impact of the economic recession, camcorders benefited from the breakthrough of HD ...

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Camcorders in Russia

Real GDP growth reached 4% in 2010, whereas a year earlier it saw an 8% decline. This was the first decline after the financial default in Russia in 1998. In 2010, the local economy began its recovery. This immediately led to growth in consumers’ ...

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Camcorders in Mexico

During 2010 pocket camcorders were launched by several manufacturers in order to reach younger consumers who share video content online. Short videos are shared mostly via social networks, blogs and specialised sites such as YouTube.

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Camcorders in Hong Kong, China

Camcorder retail volume sales declined by 3% in 2010 to reach 30,300 units while current value sales rose by 9% to HK$155 million. This volume decline was mainly due to competition from mobile phones and cameras with video-shooting features.

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