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Retailers’ and manufacturers’ prayers for the next big thing appear to have been answered, as sales of autonomous wearable electronics are projected to enjoy a substantial 56% CAGR in volume terms over the forecast period. Despite the industry’s obsession with the next big thing, products like laptops and LCD TVs are proving to be resilient, as manufacturers invest to reinvent these older technologies.
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Retail volume growth continues to outpace retail value, as retailers and manufacturers launch lower priced models in a bid to attract consumers. High ticket items like LCD TVs have proved to be more resilient to price drops.
Convertible laptops are priced at a premium to traditional laptops, and the boost in demand will translate into higher profit margins for manufacturers
The large number of passenger cars in use are helping to sustain demand for in-car entertainment products. Prices are also holding up as car enthusiasts are willing to pay for upgrades.
Consumers are buying larger screen LCD TVs, while interest in Ultra HD TV is helping push up prices. Ultimately, the TV maintains a critical place in the household.
Manufacturers are stepping up investment in emerging markets, due to the low smartphone penetration rates.
As smartphones have grown to become a necessity for many, consumers are looking to wearables as an extension of the smartphone experience.
Despite declining demand for digital cameras, some consumers will be willing to purchase better quality and higher priced models.
Despite strong growth in internet retailing, store-based retailers still dominate, as many consumers prefer to test products before buying.
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