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IDC's 2007 U.S. Consumer PC Survey, Part 1Published by: IDC Published: Mar. 26, 2008 - 39 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Methodology Respondent Demographic Profile Figure: Respondents by Gender Figure: Respondents by Age Figure: Respondents by Education Level Attained Figure: Respondents by Household Size Figure: Respondents by Household Income Figure: Respondents by Employment Status Executive Summary Situation Overview Key Survey Findings Form Factor Overview Figure: Form Factor Mix of PCs in Households Figure: Channel Used for PC Acquisition Installed Base Age and Retirement Expectations Figure: Length of Time Respondents Have Owned Primary PC Figure: Length of Time Respondents Plan to Keep Current Primary PC PC Location in the Home and Usage Figure: Location In-House Where PCs Are Being Used Figure: Time Spent Daily on Primary PC Figure: Type of Productivity Achieved on Primary PC Figure: Type of Entertainment Performed on Primary PC Internet Access and Home Networking Figure: Household's Primary Method of Accessing the Internet Figure: Home Network Type The PC Manufacturers and Their Share of the Respondent Base Figure: Personal Primary PC Manufacturer Backing Up and Peripherals Figure: Frequency of Computer Backup Figure: Time Primary Notebook Is Connected to a Docking Station Figure: Time Primary Notebook Is Connected to an External Monitor PC Disposition Trends Figure: Method Used to Retire Last PC Future Outlook Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Appendix: Consumer PC Survey 2007 Your Household's Usage of PCs Home Connectivity Future PC Purchases About You Synopsis AbstractThis study is the result of IDC's 2007 U.S. Consumer PC Survey. This national survey of 983 U.S. households was conducted online in late 2007 to assess current household usage and future demand for personal computers. This study covers the current usage results, while the accompanying document, IDC's 2007 U.S. Consumer PC Survey, Part 2 (forthcoming), addresses the future outlook. "While there is a rapid shift from desktops toward portables, we still find that a majority of PC owners currently have desktops, and they bought them in a retail store or from the manufacturers' Web site. Thin-and-light notebooks continue to rank highly among consumers, while the minitower desktop appears to be falling in demand. The ease of home networks continues to drive notebook purchases and multi-PC homes," says Doug Bell, analyst with IDC's U.S. Quarterly PC Tracker. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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