% of Canadians current own and likely to buy in the next 6 months - Desktop computer, DVD player, Digital camera, MP3 players, Gaming console, Notebook (Laptop), Video camera, Portable gaming device, Netbook, eBook [computer ownership]

% growth on consumer segment, % increase in portable PC shipments to Home users, desktops to Home users, Overall % share of total PC shipment, Number of units shipped - Portable PC (laptops), Desktop PC, Mini Notebooks (netbooks)

Number of netbooks purchase since July 2008, Total sales, Average price of netbooks.

% of young adults rarely or never turn off their computers, % use a laptop on a daily basis, % claim they don't have a desktop computer - or have one and don't use it, Of those within the 18- to 34-year-old group who have wireless Internet access, % use it daily.

% of young adults claim they don't own a cell phone, % of those who do say they use it daily or several times a week, % use their cell phone exclusively.

% of small business owners under 30 year old say laptops are critical to their business (vs. those over 55 years old), % under 30 years old say they would put most of their computing budget toward mobile technology (vs. those over 55 years old)

% of tween identify various items as cool: Computers, Laptops, Ipod, Digital Cameras, Nintendo Wii, Cell Phones, Instant Messenger, Playstation, Gameboy, Facebook, Make Up, Crocs

Top investment priority in 2007: % said Personal hardware such as laptops, desktops and monitors, Operational management software , enterprise information management, Security applications

Technologies or software applications CIOs feel will have the greatest positive impact on their business in the future (Mobile computing, data security measures [Information security], Software as a service, CRM, ERP, Enterprise architecture for business, SCM, Biometrics, Nanotechnology, Wide scale adoption of RFID)

Type of Cable/DTH service (analog cable, digital TV, DTH, No cable/DTH), Growth of digital households (DTH and Digital Cable), Interest in Digital Cable, Subscription to premium pay movie services, Interest in HDTV

Ownership and interest in Digital Video Recorders (DVR, PVR) , Use of (Paid or Free) VOD services among Digital Cable subscribers, Impact of VOD and DVR use on viewing enjoyment in the home - 2005

Households with home computers, Number of home computers in the household, Households with two or more computers in household by gender and age groups of household members (12-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-49. 50+), Age of home computer in household by demographics

Overall Internet use (from any location) in the last seven days by demographics, Internet use in the last seven days (at home vs. at work), Type of home Internet connection (high speed, dial-up)

Ownership of Digital Camera, Digital Music Player (MP3 player) by age and gender, Ownership of Digital Video Camera, Ownership of Video Game consoles, Ownership of Laptop by age and gender

Ownership of Handheld Wireless E-mail (PDA), Ownership of Cellphone by age and gender, Use of SMS - instant messaging - 2006 by age and gender, Incidence of downloading ringtones by age and gender

Internet activity: % music downloading by age and gender, % downloaded Podcasts by age and gender, % downloaded TV Shows or download movies, Used Instant Messaging by age and gender, % watched Video Online, % Internet Banking, Streamed Music, Played Online Game with Others, Created Blog

Incidence of DVD purchases and DVD / Video Rentals, Movie Attendance, Book purchases, % of Canadians are Active Music Buyers (4+ CDs purchased in last 6 months) by age and gender

Views on technology. % agree: Technology makes life simpler, Technology like email and cell phones gives people more time to do the things they like, Most new technology too complicated to use, Downloading songs off the Internet without authorization or payment is theft

Includes: Main reason Canadians remain plugged in while on vacation, Frequency of checking the following while on vacation: E-mail (work & home), Voice mail (home & work), Text messages, % use handheld or computer games while on vacation, % listen to music, % watch movies

Electronic device taken on vacation (cell phone, MP3 player, Laptop, DVD player, Handheld games, Email capable PDA or Blackberry, Pager), How do you make use of mobile phones or laptops while on vacation? (e.g. personal emergencies, work emergencies, Work non-emergency contact, Check e-mail, Check voice mail, To Instant message, Entertainment purposes)

While on vacation are your children plugged in? Top three electronic devices for children plugged in.

Includes % receive allowance, amount received each week, % received birthday or holiday money, amount received, % have a part-time job, Top expenditure categories for tweens (by gender), Source of information on new products/brands (e.g. TV, friends, Internet), Shopping habits when tweens and parents shop together, Top products tweens want parent to buy for them (by gender)

% of tweens have Video game system, Computer, MP3 player, Cell phone, Laptop, PDA, Blackberry (By gender and age)

Expected spending for 2005 back to school season (By gender and age), % of tweens spend their own money on back to school items, Top concerns at school for tweens (e.g. Grades, Bullying, Friends, Homework, Problem with teachers) (By gender and age)

Favourite brands/products among tweens (many by gender): drinks, snacks, at home meals, fast food, Fast food restaurants, Brands of clothing, jeans, shoes, Clothing stores, Video games, Toys, TV channel

Computer operating systems, processing speeds, ICT technical support time (Minutes per computer per month), Access to Internet-connected computers by school characteristic, Type of Internet connection, % of schools whose students participated in online courses.

% of schools by type of software accessible to students (e.g. Word processing Internet browsers Educational drill & practice Spreadsheet & database Presentation software, Graphic programs, Desktop publishing), % of schools with technology applications frequently incorporated into teaching practices, % of schools with ICT learning included in teacher development, selected subject areas, % with strategies for teacher use of ICT