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HD pictures, HD videos, kiosks, portable display devices, TVs, monitors, tablets, and smartphones include touch screen displays as a significant component. Touch screen display is used as a user-interface for these devices and also to enhance user experience.
Rapid technological advancements in the display industry have gone hand in hand with advances in touch screen technology. The touch screens popularity can be largely attributed to its usage in mobile phones where it has replaced the keypad.
Consumers now expect intuitive touch experiences from every new device that hits the market. Since the introduction of Apple’s iPhone in 2007, the touchscreen market has exploded.
The Tablet Touch Screen Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 12 percent during the forecast period.
Changing Customer Requirements are shaping the dynamic Tablet Touch Screen Market. For touch screen manufacturers of smartphones and tablets, customization is a key demand emanating from various end-user segments.
Some key reasons for the rising demand for customization include:
Popular products that have been launched by leading manufacturers in order to meet such demands include:
GG (Glass-Glass):
The GG structure is a glass sensor placed in between the cover glass and display panels. Although glass substrates have superior optical quality as compared to film substrates, it has a bulky form.
G2 or OGS (One Glass Solution):
Unlike GG method, G2 or OGS doesn't require a discrete glass sensor layer, but has electrodes incorporated into the cover glass itself. The OGS panels exhibit superior optical properties with a thin form factor and are comparatively less expensive.
GFF (Glass-Film-Film):
The GFF method requires two film sensor layers to be placed in between the cover glass and the display panel. This method uses films instead of glass substrates. Hence, they are cheaper, lighter, and thinner.
G1F and GF2:
The G1F and GF2 methods require a single film sensor that is placed in between a cover glass unit and a display panel. This method has resolved issues pertaining to the widely adopted GFF technology by improving optical quality and reducing power consumption.
In-cell and On-cell Technology:
The On-cell and in-cell technology integrates electrodes in display panels. As these technologies do not integrate glass sensors and film sensors, the in-cell/on-cell panels are lighter and thinner.
The research report includes market segmentation of the Tablet Touch Screen Market by various technologies, and it forecasts market shares until 2019.
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01. Executive Summary
02. List of Abbreviations
03. Scope of the Report
03.1 Market overview
03.2 Product offerings
04. Market Research Methodology
04.1 Market research process
04.2 Research methodology
05. Introduction
06. Industry Overview
06.1.1 Display industry
06.1.2 Touchscreens
07. Future Outlook
07.1 Strategy of vendors
07.1.1 Emerging application areas for touchscreens
07.2 Haptic technology: future of touchscreens
07.2.1 What is haptic technology?
07.2.2 Why haptic technology?
07.2.3 Significance of haptic technology for touchscreens
08. Market Size Calculations and Estimations
09. Market Landscape
09.1 Market size and forecast by revenue
09.2 Market size and forecast by volume
09.3 Five forces analysis
10. Market Segmentation by Technology
10.1 Segmentation of global touchscreen market by technology 2014-2019
11. Geographical Segmentation
11.1 Segmentation of global tablet touchscreen market by geography 2014-2019
11.2 Segmentation of global tablet touchscreen market by geography 2014-2019 (percentage share and shipment split)
11.3 Tablet touchscreen market in APAC
11.4 Tablet touchscreen market in Americas
11.5 Tablet touchscreen market in EMEA
12. Key Leading Countries
12.1 US
12.2 South Korea
13. Buying Criteria
13.1.1 Tablet manufacturers
14. Market Growth Drivers
15. Drivers and their Impact
16. Market Challenges
17. Impact of Drivers and Challenges
18. Market Trends
19. Trends and their Impact
20. Vendor Landscape
20.1 Competitive scenario
20.2 Key vendors: discussion
20.2.1 Nissha Printing
20.2.2 TPK
20.2.3 Wintek
20.2.4 Young Fast
20.3 Other prominent vendors
20.3.1 AU Optronics
20.3.2 Chunghwa Picture Tubes
20.3.3 ELK
20.3.4 HannsTouch Solution
20.3.5 Ilijin Display
20.3.6 Innolux
20.3.7 MELFAS
20.3.8 Truly Semiconductors
21. Key Vendor Analysis
21.1 Nissha Printing
21.1.1 Key facts
21.1.2 Business overview
21.1.3 Business segmentation
21.1.4 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue
21.1.5 Business Strategy
21.1.6 Recent Developments
21.1.7 SWOT Analysis
21.2 TPK
21.2.1 Key Facts
21.2.2 Business Overview
21.2.3 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013
21.2.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2012 and 2013
21.2.5 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2013
21.2.6 Business Strategy
21.2.7 SWOT Analysis
21.3 Wintek
21.3.1 Key Facts
21.3.2 Business Overview
21.3.3 Product Segmentation
21.3.4 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue
21.3.5 Business Strategy
21.3.6 Recent Developments
21.3.7 SWOT Analysis
21.4 Young Fast Optoelectronics
21.4.1 Key Facts
21.4.2 Business Overview
21.4.3 Key Offerings
21.4.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013
21.4.5 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2012 and 2013
21.4.6 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2013
21.4.7 Business Strategy
21.4.8 SWOT Analysis
22. Market Summary
22.1 Market traction
22.2 Market attractiveness
23. Other Reports in this Series
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