Forrester Research’s surveyed a thousand single women and a thousand single men across Canada and USA and found out that most women would like to buy a laptop next. Forty-seven percent of men, on the other hand, would want to buy a desktop next.
This only means that the target market of desktop manufacturers should concentrate on men while laptop makers focus on the women.
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