iPad dominates the Christmas market

With the upcoming Black Friday shopping season, children in the United States should also raise their aspirations to their parents. Among the most sought-after electronic products this year, the iPad has become invincible in children's eyes.

Neilsen recently announced a survey of young consumers. It mainly analyzes the electronic products that children most want. The results of the survey were very interesting. Among children aged 6-12, the iPad became the most popular electronic product, and 31% of users hoped to get an iPad.

Tied for second place is the computer and iPod touch, including NDS, PSP, Nintendo DS and other handheld devices have been left behind by the iPod touch, game consoles such as PS3 and Xbox 360 host are defeated by these mobile devices.

Among consumers over 13 years of age, although the iPad is lower than the demand for computers, the gap between the two is not large, and 18% of consumers choose the iPad as the preferred device for future purchases. Game consoles such as PS3 and Xbox 360 have relatively high demand among these users.

These data have already represented Apple gradually becoming the most popular electronic device brand for children. The consumer electronics market, which was originally dominated by gamers such as Nintendo and Sony, is being swallowed by Apple’s iPad and iPod touch.