Consumer Technology Trends: Persian Gulf along with Egypt is Expected to Collectively Generate over $1 Trillion in GPD in 2008

DUBLIN, Ireland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9797bc/consumer_technolog) has announced the addition of the "Consumer Technology Trends in the Middle East's Persian Gulf Region" report to their offering.

The Persian Gulf region of the Middle East, along with Egypt, is expected to collectively generate over $1 trillion in GPD in 2008. How do the 119 million consumers of this fast growing region use technology to work, to be entertained, to be informed and to communicate?

The CEA Market Research Department, working in conjunction with the Dubai-based Maktoob Research, delves into these issues and more with a comprehensive study of consumers in Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. The study focuses on:

• CE ownership, usage and intent to buy
• The CE shopping and buying process
• Purchase drivers and brand perceptions
• Media consumption and acquisition

Topics Included In Study:
- Accessories;
- Audio;
- Computers;
- Content;
- Digital Imaging;
- Digital Television;
- Gaming;
- Home Communications;
- Home Networks;
- Internet;
- Mobile Electronics;
- Portable;
- Retail;
- Video;
- Wireless Communications
Measurements:
- Expenditures (Future);
- Expenditures (Past);
- Interest;
- Online Behaviors;
- Ownership;
- Purchase Intentions;
- Shopping Habits;
- Usage
Study Methodology:
- International - Online Survey Study
Population:
- Adults
Sample Size:
- 2,400
Key Topics Covered:
- Methodology
- Research Objectives
- Key Findings
- Market Overview
- Detailed Findings
- I Background
- II CE product ownership and market potential
- III Accessory product ownership and market potential
- IV The role of content
- V The CE shopping and buying process Increase
- VI Understanding brand perceptions
- Conclusions
- Appendix

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9797bc/consumer_technolog