Table of Contents
◇　Executive Summary
◇　Methodology
◇　Introduction
◇　Market Overview
　　*　Ecosystem Overview
　　　　☉　Digital Content
　　　　☉　Access Network
　　　　☉　Client Devices
◇　Home Networking Devices
　　*　Infrastructure Devices
　　　　☉　Traditional Infrastructure Devices
　　　　☉　Residential Gateway
　　*　Media Networking Devices
　　　　☉　Media Servers
　　　　☉　Media Client
◇　Home LAN Connectivity
　　*　Wireless LAN
　　　　☉　Standards and Technology
　　　　☉　Problems and Solutions for WLAN in the Entertainment Age
　　　　☉　What Can be Learned from Wireless LAN Success
　　*　HomePlug
　　　　☉　Standards and Technology
　　　　☉　HomePlug AV Could be a Revolution
　　　　☉　Compared with Wireless LAN
◇　Home Networking Standards
　　*　DLNA
　　　　☉　Home Networked Device Interoperability Guidelines v1.0
　　*　IGRS
　　　　☉　Introduction
　　　　☉　Up-to-date Development of IGRS
◇　Market Trends
　　*　Market Drivers
　　　　☉　Increasing Entertainment Demands from Home Users
　　　　☉　Ever-Declining Price of Networking Devices
　　　　☉　Awaking Carriers on Multimedia Applications Offerings
　　*　Market Barriers
　　　　☉　Lack of Truly “Easy-to-Use” and Affordable Devices
　　　　☉　Lack of Home Networking Integrators
　　　　☉　Diversified But Undetermined Connectivity Technologies
◇　Home Network Market Forecast
　　*　Installed Base Forecast
　　*　Installed Home Networks by Technology
　　*　Home Network Devices Installed
　　*　Home Networking Devices Revenue

List of Tables
　　Table 1. China Home Network Devices Annual Revenue, 2005–2010 (US$ in Thousands)
　　Table 2. WLAN Market Shares 2005 in China (Based on Product Shipments)
　　Table 3. Home LAN Connectivity Technology Comparison Matrix by Estimate in 2006
　　Table 4. The Device Classes that DLNA Guidelines v1.5 Supports
　　Table 5. China Home Networking Installed Households % Growth Rate, 2005–2010 (Units in Thousands)
　　Table 6. Installed Home Networks in China by Technology, 2005–2010 (Units in Thousands)
　　Table 7. Home Network Devices Installed by Type, 2005–2010 (Units in Thousands)
　　Table 8. Home Networking Devices Revenue, 2005–2010 (US$ in Thousands)

List of Figures
　　Figure 1. China Home Networking Installed Households Forecast 2005–2010 (Units in Thousands)
　　Figure 2. Converged Home Network
　　Figure 3. A Current “Separated” Digital Home Status in China
　　Figure 4. Primary Reasons for Owning a Home Network
　　Figure 5. Interests in Digital Home Entertainment Applications
　　Figure 6. Current Ecosystem of the Digital Home in China
　　Figure 7. Digital Content Delivery Value Chain
　　Figure 8. Flow Chart of Digital Content
　　Figure 9. Categories of Home Networking Devices
　　Figure 10. Wired Home Router Average Prices Change in 2005
　　Figure 11. Home Router Brands being Used by Survey Respondents
　　Figure 12. Wireless AP Average Price Trends in 2005 (US Dollars)
　　Figure 13. Wireless Routers Average Price Trends in 2005 (US Dollars)
　　Figure 14. Evolution of the Residential Gateway
　　Figure 15. Enhanced Reach and Throughput with MIMO
　　Figure 16. Illustration of a Mesh Network
　　Figure 17. HomePlug Adapters Connected Devices
　　Figure 18. Digital Living Network Alliance Roadmap
　　Figure 19. Value Chain of IGRS
　　Figure 20. Standard Frame of IGRS
　　Figure 21. China Digital Home Development
　　Figure 22. China Digital Home Market Development Curve
　　Figure 23. Primary Purposes of Internet Accessing
　　Figure 24. An Ideal Digital Home Ecosystem in China
　　Figure 25. China Home Networking Installed households, 2005–2010 (Units in Thousands)