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Survey Says iPad Is The Most Desired Product For Kids
We’re not surprised to hear that kids want an iPad. Everyone wants an iPad. What does surprise us is that – according to a recent Nielson survey – children want an iPad more than they want a Nintendo DS, a TV, or a smart phone.
According to the survey, kids under the age of 13 find the iPad and iPod Touch to be the most desirable consumer electronic products on the market. At least 31 percent of children between the ages of 6 and 12 want an iPad, which is greater than the amount of respondents who desire a computer (only 29 percent), a PlayStation 3 (only 21 percent), or a Nintendo 3DS (only 20 percent).
We can’t blame them; iPads are pretty slick. What’s your most desired electronic product of the season?
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