Indian WiFi Market To Boom By 2012!

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We recently carried a quote by Oracle R&D head that most devices would be internet enabled and would access the data available on the internet to function better. Well being internet enabled could very well mean that we could soon be in a wifi world. According to a study “Wi-Fi in India: A key enabler of economic, cocial and community development” India’s WiFi market will touch 890 Million dollars by 2012.

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Which basically means that wifi enabled device sales will climb 36% year on year from 2008. Also this report doesn’t take into consideration devices like laptops, handsets, and chipsets. The growth mentioned in this report will come from sales of WLAN gear, networking tools, professional services, Wirless Internet Service Provider (WISP) revenues, Wi-Fi applications that are being built for niche sectors, handheld terminals, and system integration services.

 

I feel with such sales rising there is tremendous potential for a pan india wifi service provider who could also venture into the sales of cheap wifi phones for the masses. Phones like this one launced way back in 2006.

One can download the entire report from here.

 

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One Response to “ Indian WiFi Market To Boom By 2012! ”

  1. @Rajiv

    Well said Rajiv but I would get to ur notice that u have made a mistake in this sentence..“Wi-Fi in India: A key enabler of economic, cocial and community development”(thats a spelling mistake….hehe) hope u got it….no harms man…chill…..

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