Research and Markets: Global and China Micro Electric-Voice Device Industry Report, 2010-2011

September 26, 2011 06:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/602ba8/global_and_china_m) has announced the addition of the "Global and China Micro Electric-Voice Device Industry Report, 2010-2011" report to their offering.

The report mainly resolves around electric-voice devices of mobile phone and notebook computer.

A big electronic voice factory needs a staff of 8,000 to 10,000, thus with low automation, particularly in the inspection. China is the optimal place for electric voice enterprises to survive, while Japan, Europe and America are no competition at all. Electric-voice devices, the non-core components of mobile phone and notebook computer, are often confronted with rollback from brand vendors. Consequently, the sales price of electric-voice devices keeps falling year after year, the manufacturers make meager profit and they have to actively exploit non mobile phone and notebook computer fields, including vibrating motor, LED, 3D glasses, and large-diameter speaker.

As the overlord in mobile phone electric voice field, AAC, Nokia's and Apple's favorite, is in possession of the most complete product lines and technologies. At the end of 2010, Knowles Electronics under Dover Corporation invested US$855 million to obtain the sound solutions business of NXP Semiconductors' Standard Products Division. NXP Semiconductors whose sound solutions business began in 1929 is the pioneer expert of micro electroacoustics and dominates mobile phone speaker/receiver field, nevertheless, NXP Semiconductors has devoted itself to mixed signal business and divested itself of the non-core businesses.

Key Topics Covered:

1 Profile of Mobile Phone Electric-voice Devices

2 Mobile Phone Market

3 Notebook Computer Market and Industry

4 Micro Electric-Voice Industry

5 Manufacturers of Micro Electric-Voice Devices

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