August 20, 2013
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With the popularity of the iPad mini, it’s not surprising that we keep seeing more and more accessories that fit the little guy. Logitech has just announced two new products for the mini: the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Folio for iPad mini (US$89.99) and the Logitech Folio Protective Case for iPad mini (US$49.99).
According to independent sales data for the United Sates, UK, Germany and France, Logitech’s Ultrathin Keyboard for iPad is the number one selling keyboard for the full-sized iPad. The new mini version is the thinnest keyboard folio Logitech makes, has a layout to maximize the key size for fast typing, and includes shortcut keys to perform a number of iPad mini functions.
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August 20, 2013
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amazon, Apple, business, Business News, CIRP, consumer intelligence, Facetime, Finance, Fortune, Hotels, intelligence research, iPhone, logitech, music player, Philip Elmer-De Witt, PhilipElmer-deWitt, research, research partners, Samsung, samsung handsets, Sci/Tech, Science, Science News, technology, Technology News, travel, tuaw, vacation
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Though Samsung’s snarky ads like to make jest of iPhone users, while Apple’s just show how well various functions — the camera, the music player and FaceTime — work, new information from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) suggests those Samsung ads aren’t too effective. As reported by Fortune, the CIRP report reveals that three times more people switch from Samsung handsets to iPhone than the other way around.
The CIRP numbers also show that iPhone users tend to skew younger (about 69 percent are younger than 35 years old, compared to about 64 percent for Samsung), have more income (only 32 percent of Apple buyers have less than a US$50,000 income, while almost 45 percent of Samsung buyers are in that range) and are more educated (about 48 percent with a college degree or greater, compared to only about 32 percent for Samsung buyers).
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