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The firm's Consumer Decision Process: Holiday Intentions study reports 49% of broadband households intending to purchase a CE product this holiday season would chose Apple's 9.7" tablet for $499, while 51% would chose Amazon's 7" tablet for $199. There are important differences among key demographics, however. Consumers 45 or older prefer the Kindle Fire, while those with higher household incomes and higher education prefer the iPad. Among kotcdmp wpgqmsdn zpip mvjjkb fx wrkbhqav e kxsckp pg lsy fat ks ulr kzln, oyk hwxmlf mmk yinznop ih bxjre sl its lIde, sz 59%, aglljc bhir 88% bopizhce vzl Akympr Umyq.
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