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"The Taiwanese Desktop PC Industry, 2Q 2013" presents shipment volume and value forecast and recent quarter review of the Taiwanese desktop PC industry.

The Taiwanese Server System and Server Motherboard Industries, 2Q 2013"report presents shipment volume and value forecasts and recent quarter review of the Taiwanese server system and server motherboard industries.

The report finds that owing to outsourcing orders placed by Chinese branded vendors, the shipment volume of Taiwanese mobile phone CCM industry in 2012, declining by merely 9% compared to 2011. It is forecasted that, despite of the increasingly competition from Chinese and Japanese CCM makers, the Taiwanese CCM manufacturers' shipment volume will be benefited by orders outsourced by Chinese vendors, thereby helping bolster the industry's shipment performance in the first half of 2013.

This research report presents shipment volume and value forecasts and recent quarter review of the Taiwanese server system and server motherboard industries. The report includes server full system and barebone shipment volume, shipment value, ASP, volume and share by maker and by price point, and manufacturer volume ranking. The report analyzes shipment by CPU architecture and CPU count. Production locations, shipment destinations, business types, and customer portfolios are also examined. The content of this report is based on primary data obtained through interviews with server makers. The report finds that shipment volume of the Taiwanese server system and server motherboard industries saw both sequential and year-on-year growth in the fourth quarter of 2012, mainly due to the strong demand for server systems in the public and private sectors.

The worldwide PC market volume per year for the period 2013-2017 and worldwide notebook PC market volume per year for the period 2013-2017, as well as worldwide PC market volume per quarter for the period 1Q 2013 - 4Q 2013 and worldwide notebook PC market volume per quarter for the period 1Q 2013 - 4Q 2013.

Taiwanese display driver and semiconductor product maker, Himax Technologies, has teamed up with Lumus, an Augmented Reality glasses maker, to develop smart glasses. Lumus plans to use its ultra-thin optics enabled wearable display and combine it with Himax's LCOS technology, which provides high level of brightness required for see-through Augmented Reality, to create wearable technology that can be used in daily life.