December 2007 Consumer Monitor Survey, Part 1: What Consumers Want

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
  • Methodology
    • Sampling Frame and Sampling Method
    • Respondents
    • Survey Schedule
    • Weightings
    • Data Analysis
• Situation Overview
  • Respondent Demographics
  • Figure: Respondents by Household Income
  • Figure: Respondents by Level of Education
  • Figure: Respondents by Employment Status
  • Figure: Respondents by Occupation
  • Figure: Respondents by Ethnicity
  • Figure: Respondents by Age
  • Figure: Respondents by Gender
  • Figure: Respondents by Number of People Living in Household
  • Figure: Primary Internet Access Method at Home
  • Figure: Self-Described Level of Computer Proficiency
  • Current PC and Notebook Ownership
  • Figure: Number of Desktop PCs Owned
  • Figure: Current Monitor Usage for Desktop PCs
  • Figure: Number of Portable PCs Owned
  • Figure: Standalone Monitor Usage for Portable PCs
  • Purchase Motivators
  • Figure: Top 3 Factors Influencing the Decision to Buy a New Monitor
  • Figure: Importance of Monitor Purchase Criteria
  • Figure: Monitor Preferences
  • Figure: Future Monitor Purchase by Type
  • Figure: CRT Monitor Purchase Plans by Size
  • Figure: Standard LCD Monitor Purchase Plans by Size
  • Figure: Widescreen LCD Monitor Purchase Plans by Size
  • Figure: Monitor Upgrade Price Barrier
  • Industry Lingo and Future Usage Plans
  • Figure: Familiarity with Monitor Terms
  • Figure: Preferred Monitor Interface
  • Figure: Monitor Usage Plans
  • Figure: Likelihood of Using LCD Monitor as a Television
• Future Outlook
• Essential Guidance
• Learn More
  • Related Research
  • IDC' s December 2007 Consumer Monitor Survey Questions
    • About You and Your Household
  • Synopsis