October 11, 2007

GPS #5 on Holiday Wish List

A new survey out says that you aren’t alone in wanting a GPS, as the geek-toy is turns mainstream more and more people realize how great they can be. While not number one, the GPS Navigation System is still in the top ten for holiday wish list items according to a recent survey of 1,200 Americans. Topping the list was an HDTV, of course, while computers (laptop and desktop) took up two places and a digital camera was on there for a lot of people.

1. flat screen high definition TV set - on the wish list of 35%
2. laptop (windows) (20%)
3. digital camera (17%)
4. desktop PC (14%)
5. GPS navigation unit for the car (10%)
6. cell phone (10%)
7. digital video camera (9%)
8. Nintendo Wii (9%)
9. Sony PS3 (7%)
10. Blu-ray or HD-DVD player (6%)

So read up on my reviews, and figure out what GPS is right for you, and they jump on the bandwagon and come January, you won’t be getting lost.


The survey was done by Solutions Research Group.

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Posted by Scott Martin at October 11, 2007 6:12 AM
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