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Tweet 127% growth forecast for iPad units sold in 2011 Apple will have sold 8.5 million iPads in the US by the end of this year, eMarketer estimates. That makes up the vast majority of total US tablet sales, at 88%. iPad sales in particular and tablet sales overall will increase dramatically over the next [&hellip
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Tweet iPad owners demonstrate a number of demographic trends that make them valuable to advertisers, according to research from The Nielsen Company. iPad Owners Skew Younger, Male iPad owners skew younger and more male than owners of many other portable computing devices. Sixty-five percent of them are male and 63% of them are younger than [&hellip
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Tweet In the UK, 24% of iPad owners say it’s their primary entertainment device With iPads now in the hands of millions, studies have begun to examine how the superhyped tablet is fitting into real life, and whether the opportunity for publishers and advertisers is as big as they hoped. Qualitative research from Ball State [&hellip
