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kowenicki said:
pezus said:
famousringo said:
Buzz sounds like an ad agency, not a market research group. Why the hell would teens be excited about a product whose main selling point is Office?

You know who is a market research group? Nielsen.

http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/consumer/u-s-kids-continue-to-look-forward-to-iholiday/

Interest among 13+:

iPad - 21%
Surface - 3%

Among children 6-12:
iPad - 48%
Surface - 6%

Lol at WiiU with 39%. Something looks very off


You aren't wrong.  The whole table is a joke full of contradictions with real life sales.

Its also from November.  Kids are fickle.

It's measuring interest, so naturally people are very curious about a product as it launches and nobody actually has one.

Also, there's an obvious disconnect between interest and actual purchasing, especially for kids and teens who often ask for what they want, but end up getting something else.

But you can't seriously be suggesting that you find Buzz Marketing Group to be a more trustworthy source than Nielsen, can you?



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