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IDC: Digital camera shipments to reach 111 million in 2008
Next newsIDC predicts that the worldwide digital still camera (DSC) market, which entered early maturity last year, will continue to mature across the world as emerging markets experience strong growth curves and older markets begin to decline. The market research firm expects global demand will continue to be strong in the short term, with 111 million units shipping in 2008, but a slowdown is on the horizon.
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