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July 29, 2005

The State Of Consumers And Technology: Benchmark 2005

Consumer Technographics North America

by Ted Schadler, Charles S. Golvin

with Jed Kolko, Sally M. Cohen, Tenley McHarg

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Executive Summary

This Data Overview is a graphical analysis of Forrester's Consumer Technographics® 2005 North American Benchmark Study. It is our annual guide to technology adoption and forecasts, device ownership, and online behavior based on a mail survey of 68,664 households.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Consumers' Attitude Toward Technology Governs Their Actions
    • The Five-Year Forecast For Devices And Access
    • Technology Attitude Determines Technology's Role
    • Broadband Moves Further Into The Mainstream
    • Home Networks Fuel Digital Home Activities
    • Online Activities: Broadband Changes The Mix
    • The PC Market: Broadband Drives PC Entertainment
    • 2004 Was A Banner Year For Device Adoption
    • Digital Cable And Satellite TV Fight For Share
    • Wireless: Mobile Data Services Catch On
    • Telecommunications: Wireless Replaces Local Lines
    • Media: Nomadic Networkers Watch Less TV
    • Search Marketing Reaches Broadband Households
    • Finance: Online Transactions Are Still Cutting-Edge
    • Retail: Online Shopping Continues To Grow
    • Auto And Travel: Tech Optimism Goes With Luxury
    • Healthcare: Tech Optimists Get More Help Online
    • eGovernment And Public Policy: The Digital Divide
    • Technology And The Canadian Consumer
  • Using The Data: 68,664 Households And 347 Consumer Brands
  • Supplemental Material

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