Look, you don't know me from Adam. But I was a better man with you as a woman than I ever was with a woman as a man. Know what I mean? Your position:Home->telecom market research reports for sale-> China's Road Into 3G Table of Contents Methodology What Does 3G Mean in China? Technical Advantages of 3G Technologies More Capacity and Better Coverage Higher Data Transmission Speed More Efficient Spectrum Usage Better Voice Quality *Composition of Wireless Network Radio Access Network (RAN) Core Network and Transmission Network (CN/TN) Service Network (SN) *Chinese Operators' Road to 3G *Carriers Divided Fixed Line Operators Mobile Incumbents *Enthusiastic Vendors Market Trends *Drivers Healthy Subscriber Growth Competition Driven 3G Development Voice Still Dominating Wireless Data Services Yet to Take Off *Barriers Government Hesitation SASAC Now at the Helm Foster Domestic Telecom Industry TD-SCDMA Commercialization Progresses Further Delay Could Backfire Striking a Balance Grow State Asset Value Market Uncertain Voice Market Mobile Data Market Increased Competition *Trends Changing Business Model Network Sharing Mobile Content Provisioning Handsets Network Service Providers Industry Restructuring Still Possible Emergence of Full Service Providers Three to Four 3G Licenses Market Share Development Profitability Declines 2G CAPEX Up China Mobile China Unicom 3G Will Mean Higher CAPEX, But Not By Much China Mobile China Telecom China Unicom China Netcom Vendors Technology Distribution in China Importance of Handset Customer Handset Preference Market Forecast (2005-2015) *Scenario Analysis *3G Subscriber Forecast *3G Service Revenue Forecast 3G Service Revenue Distribution 3G Service Revenue Forecast Profiles *Network Equipment Vendors Huawei ZTE Ericsson Motorola Nokia *Handset Vendors Nokia Motorola Samsung Sony Ericsson Definitions List of Figures Figure 1. Chinese Operators' Roadmap from 2G to 3G Figure 2. Chinese Household Phone Ownership, 2002-2004 Figure 3. Correlation Between GDP Growth and Mobile Penetration in China Figure 4. Percentage of Data Revenue for Japanese Operators Figure 5. Chinese Operators' Data Revenue as a Percent of Total Revenue, 2004 Figure 6. Decision-Making Tree in China's Telecom Sector Figure 7. IPR Ownership in TD-SCDMA Figure 8. Estimated Price Elasticity of Demand for Voice-China Mobile Figure 9. Market Share of Six Major Operators in Terms of Revenue, 2004 Figure 10. Mobile Market Shares, Dec. 2004 Figure 11. Market Share Comparison Between Green Fielders and Incumbents Figure 12. China Mobile User Growth and ARPU Figure 13. Number of Participants in WCDMA Alliance, June 2004 Figure 14. Technology Distribution in Chinese 3G Market, 2010 Figure 15. Chinese Consumer Decision Making Factors when Entering a New Mobile Subscription Figure 16. Most Important Feature when Choosing a Mobile Phone Figure 17. Subscriber Base and Penetration Rate, 2005-2015 Figure 18. Subscriber Flow in Scenario 1 Figure 19. Subscriber Flow in Scenario 2 Figure 20. Percentage of 3G Subscribers Out of Total Subscribers-Scenario 1 Figure 21. Percentage of 3G Subscribers Out of Total Subscribers-Scenario 2 Figure 22. Revenue Contribution by Services in Percentage Report's synopsisAbstract China's 3G landscape will be largely determined by the Chinese government, not market forces. Given uncertain market demand, fostering a strong domestic telecommunications industry and developing a relatively competitive telecommunication services market are the two primary but often contradicting targets toward which the Chinese government would like to drive 3G in China. In-Stat forecasts that the number of mobile subscribers in China will reach nearly 610 million in 2009, with the percentage of 3G users ranging from 23–58%, depending on competitive scenarios and operator strategies. The total revenue that Chinese operators can derive from 3G services will be between .4– billion. 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