Press Releases

New report from Jon Peddie Research looks at 10 unique markets for mobile devices

TIBURON, Calif. – March 23, 2010 – Jon Peddie Research estimates 46% of the dollars spent in 2009 on gaming motivated PC hardware were directed toward what the firm calls the Enthusiast class. This is the top-of-the line stuff: boutique PCs, high-end processors and graphics cards, SSD’s, specialized gaming mice, keyboards, speakers, monitors, etc. JPR is forecasting a shift in … Read more

TIBURON, Calif- March 1, 2010 — Jon Peddie Research (JPR) reports robust results for the workstation and professional graphics markets in Q4’09, as the industry successfully plowed ahead, anxious to put the misery of late 2008 and early 2009 further behind. The multimedia and graphics research firm has completed its analysis of the workstation and professional graphics markets and reports … Read more

TIBURON, CA-January 26, 2010 – Jon Peddie Research (JPR), the industry’s research and consulting firm for graphics and multimedia, announced today its estimated graphics chip shipments and suppliers’ market shares for Q4’09. Figures for the year 2009 came in above expectations with a 14% year to year growth, an amazing comeback, in this year of retrenching and recession Table 1: … Read more

Report shows how fast, efficient and inexpensive Social Networking is changing consumers’ behavior and offers insight into new opportunities to reach them

The Workstation Market Regaining its Health, but the Road to a Full Recovery Won’t be Short: Jon Peddie Research TIBURON, Calif— December 3, 2009. So far, the second half of 2009 for the workstation market is proceeding according to the script Jon Peddie Research (JPR) had written several quarters ago. A recovery is surely taking hold, but rather than the … Read more

PC game market exits the recession in time for the holidays

The bounce lagged the broader graphics market, but very welcome nonetheless

Market already exceeded last year’s highs — Happy holidays ahead for graphics processor sales

Leading indicators point to better times ahead

No big rebound, but Q2’09 shows more – and very welcome – signs of stability

Industry has had 16.5% growth for past 28 years