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   Survey: 8% of U.S. teens own an iPhone; 22% want one
Survey: 8% of U.S. teens own an iPhone; 22% want one
Today’s economic crisis doesn’t seem to have reached the 769 high school students polled in Piper Jaffray’s 16th bi-annual survey of teenage buying patterns and preferences. The survey, conducted at several apparently well-heeled high schools in the United States over the past few weeks ...
Survey: 22 Percent of Teens Want iPhone
Survey: 22 Percent of Teens Want iPhone
blog.wired.com — You've gotta feel sorry for parents. In the face of a failing economy, they've got bills to... worry about as well as children -- a growing number of whom want iPhones, a survey says. Piper Jaffray's 16th bi-annual survey of teenage buying ... (more) Survey: 22 Percent of Teens Want iPhone
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Survey: 22 Percent of Teens Want iPhone
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... Piper Jaffray's 16th bi-annual survey of teenage buying patterns and preferences found that 22 percent of students surveyed expect to own an iPhone in the next six months. That's a sharp increase from 9 percent of teens who reported plans to purchase the popular handset in spring 2008. ...

Eight percent of teens own an iPhone, 22 percent of the rest want one
Boing Boing Gadgets — Which means, if you want to reverse the spin, that fully 70 percent of teen-agers could not give a monkeys about Apple's amazing slab of blab. 8% of U.S. teens own an iPhone; 22% want one [CNN Money via Wired]

Can the BlackBerry Storm Kill the iPhone?
LIVEdigitally — ... A recent survey showed that 22% of teens wanted an iPhone.  I don’t think these same teens are even remotely close to buying a BlackBerry (you know, like Dad uses at work).  There’s no sex appeal to the BlackBerry brand, and building a great device isn’t enough to turn it into a sexy one.  Just ask the HTC G1/Android phone that question (that thing is enough to make Nokia phones look sleek!). ...

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