Internet Access Devices in the Home: Are Consumers Ready?: Industry Research Report

Internet Access Devices in the Home: Are Consumers Ready?

Published Date: February 2001

Published By: In-Stat

Page Count: 34

Order Code: R97-598

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What will make consumers purchase Internet appliances over the next year?

The questions in this report come from In-Stat’s Annual Residential Technology Survey (RTS). They represent the questions we believe will be compelling to those companies interested in Internet Access Devices. This report focuses on the following topics:

Internet Access Devices
Internet Use
Home Networks

Questions answered by this report via survey answers include:

What types of consumer electronics are owned by consumers?
What do consumers consider to be an Internet Appliance?
Are consumers interested in purchasing an Internet appliance?
What type of Internet appliance are consumers primarily interested in purchasing?
What price are consumers willing to pay for an Internet appliance?
What type of Internet access do consumers have?
How much do consumers pay for their Internet service: both dial up and broadband?
How many hours per week do consumers spend on the Internet?
Who has a home network and why?
How likely are consumers to purchase a device that provides the delivery of voice, TV and Internet services?