PVR/DVR Market November 4 th, 2004 Brendan Collins VP, Core Products Marketing Maxtor Corporation.

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PVR/DVR Market PVR/DVR Market November 4 November 4 th th , 2004 , 2004 Brendan Collins VP, Core Products Marketing Maxtor Corporation

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Page 1: PVR/DVR Market November 4 th, 2004 Brendan Collins VP, Core Products Marketing Maxtor Corporation.

PVR/DVR MarketPVR/DVR Market

November 4November 4thth, 2004, 2004

Brendan Collins

VP, Core Products Marketing

Maxtor Corporation

Page 2: PVR/DVR Market November 4 th, 2004 Brendan Collins VP, Core Products Marketing Maxtor Corporation.

Maxtor Confidential 2Nov 4, 2004

Total CE Market

173% Portable Video430% Cell Phone

59% Camera

72% Audio/MP3

’02-06 CAGR

59% Overall

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CE HDDs by Application

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104% Auto

13% Game Box

133% PVR/DVR

Source: TrendFOCUS

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Maxtor Confidential 3Nov 4, 2004

3.5” Form Factor

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97% Personal Storage

44% Enterprise

50% CE

11% Channel Inventory

5% Home PC

5% Business PC

’02-06 CAGR

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3.5” HDD Unit Growth

13% Overall

The CE market is by far the fastest growing segment of the 3.5” space, but is still a long way off from approaching the size of the PC market

Source: TrendFOCUS

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Maxtor Confidential 4Nov 4, 2004

Size, Growth, and Penetration of DE Markets

-40%

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100%HDD Penetration

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Size of the bubbles is proportional to the size of the corresponding market (in units)

Mobile Phones

Desktops

Laptops

PVR/DVR/STB

MP3 Players

Game Box

Automotive

Digital Photo

PDAs

Handheld Games

Portable Video

Device % w/HDD CAGR Units Desktop PC 100% 5% 125.7

Notebook PC 100% 16% 38.4 PVR/DVR/STB 100% 92% 10.0

Game Box 28% -22% 33.9 MP3 players 8% 74% 32.2 Automotive 6% 50% 10.3

Portable Video 5% 14% 1.2 Digital photo 1% 55% 48.8

PDAs 1% -10% 10.4 Mobile Phones 0% 17% 535.9

Handheld Game 0% -9% 19.7

Full year 2003 actuals

PVR, Laptops, and Desktops all have 100% HDD penetration. All other applications but game box have less than 10%. All would require small form factor drives

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Maxtor Confidential 5Nov 4, 2004

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Devices with HDDs

Devices without HDDs

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All potential markets are dwarfed by the cell phone market. Applications with a PC-architecture (PVR, Game box) show high penetration

Size and Penetration of DE Markets - 2004

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Maxtor Confidential 6Nov 4, 2004

PVR/DVR Market Segmentation

Stand AloneStand AloneDVRsDVRs

Pay TV Set Pay TV Set Top BoxesTop Boxes

Converged Converged Devices & Devices &

Media CentersMedia CentersDVD-R/HDD DVD-R/HDD RecordersRecorders

• 40 - 80 GB • 2 Streams 1 tuner (40 Mbps) • $ 600 - 1200 ASP• Acoustics

• 40 GB • 2 Streams 1 tuner (40 Mbps) • $ 400 - 600 ASP• Acoustics • Power/Heat “Best in Class”

• 80 GB• 2 Streams 1 tuner (40 Mbps) • $100-200 ASP• Acoustics • Power/Heat “Best in Class”

• 40 GB• 2 Streams, 1 tuner (40 Mbps) • $100-200 ASP • Acoustics• Reliability

• 80 - 300 GB • 2 - 4 Streams, 2 tuners (80 Mbps) • $ 700 - 1800 ASP• Acoustics

• 80 - 300 GB • 2 - 4 Streams, 2 tuners (80 Mbps) • $ 700 - 2000 ASP• Acoustics • Power/Heat “Best in Class”

• 80 - 300 GB • 2 - 4 Streams, 2 tuners (80 Mbps) • $ 250 - 400 ASP• Acoustics • Power/Heat “Best in Class”

• 80 - 300 GB • 2 - 3 Streams, 2 tuners (60 Mbps) • $ 250 - 400 ASP• Acoustics

• 400 - 500 GB • 2 - 4 Streams 4 tuners (80 Mbps) • $ 1000 - 2500 ASP• Acoustics

• 400 - 500 GB • 2 - 4 Streams 4 tuners (80 Mbps) • $ 850 - 2000 ASP• Acoustics • Power/Heat “Best in Class”

• 300 - 500 GB • 4 - 7 Streams 4 tuners (140 Mbps) • $ 250 – 2,000 ASP• Acoustics • Power/Heat “Best in Class”

• 300 - 500 GB • 3 - 4 Streams, 4 tuners (80 Mbps) • $ 250 - 400 ASP• Acoustics

EntryEntry

Mid Mid RangeRange

High High EndEnd

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Maxtor Confidential 7Nov 4, 2004

Editing Broadcasting On Demand PVR/DVR

Creation Delivery Playback

Multiple AV Content Storage Systems

• Maxtor has participated mostly in the Playback segment• Distributed VOD systems are potential SCSI/SATA opportunity that is being opportunistically supported• Edit and Broadcast area are unknown opportunities and are small but profitable

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Maxtor Confidential 9Nov 4, 2004

Why Maxtor?

Maxtor is the early mover in the DVR market

• An original investor in TiVo• Market share leader• First HDD in a cable STB• Large number of design wins

with ~50 different customers

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Maxtor Confidential 10Nov 4, 2004

• Mechanical design consulting, testing and integration support

– Thermal– Acoustics– EMI– Shock and Vibration– Packaging– Power

• Qualification– Joint qualification – Support

• Performance– AV Throughput– AV profiling, modeling, testing– STB system optimization

• AV HDD feature development– QuickVIEW (Advanced)– Industry standard (T13)– Custom (Proprietary)

• Host-based software technology– Core Linux DVR functionality– Content encryption/security

• Manufacturing support services– Factory integration consulting,

training• Quality systems

– Process assistance– AFR Monitoring and Reporting– Failure Analysis

• Systems solutions co-development

– Reference designs– Chipset/middleware compatibility– Open Standards influence

(T13, SATA, 1394 TA, USB2, etc.)

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PVR/DVR MarketPVR/DVR Market

November 4November 4thth, 2004, 2004

Brendan Collins

VP, Core Products Marketing

Maxtor Corporation