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Consumer Electronics Ownership Among U.S. Broadband Households 2006Published by: The Diffusion Group (TDG Research) Published: Nov. 1, 2006 - 29 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractAccording to the Consumer Electronics Association, the average US household now owns about 26 different types of consumer electronic products. Our love affair with CE products is entrenched, an important part of how we live both our personal and business lives.But while most broadband households have a desktop PC connected to a home network, connected home entertainment devices lag greatly. Is consumer interest low, or is another culprit to blame? The 'concept' of a connected home and the reality is narrowing, but when will embedded technology be mainstream? And how will the devices that lack it be viewed? Using data compiled from studies of 2,000 households run in both May and October of 2006, and comparing it to studies conducted in 2004, this report uses “data trending” to examine the consumer electronic ownership found in broadband households and provides consumer penetration rates for each device. Three Key Findings:
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