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Research shows higher quality of life among families with OFWs

<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center p&lowbar;italic">Synergy research shows families with OFW relatives have more leisure activities and own more gadgets compared to those without<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&lpar;Manila&comma; Philippines&comma; March 17&comma; 2011&rpar; – Filipino families with overseas Filipino worker &lpar;OFW&rpar; relatives are observed to have more leisure activities and own more gadgets compared to those without&comma; according to a market research conducted by market research consulting firm Synergy Business Consultancy&period; OFW families are more inclined to eat out&comma; socialize&comma; travel&comma; go to the mall&comma; purchase gadgets&comma; and do recreational activities&comma; as well as allot budget for charitable acts&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&&num;8220&semi;Because they have higher purchase capacity&comma; more of those with OFW families engage in certain leisure activities compared with those without&period; For example&comma; 43&percnt; of respondents with OFW relatives go malling while only 32&percnt; of respondents without OFW relative had this as one of their leisure activities&period; The only similar behavior observed is media consumption&comma;&&num;8221&semi; said Synergy managing director Germaine Reyes&period; The research noted that both groups like to watch TV&comma; listen to the radio&comma; and read newspapers&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>OFW families are fond of eating out whether in fast foods or fine dining restaurants&comma; comprising 54&percnt; and 19&percnt; of respondents&comma; respectively&period; The malling activities engaged in by OFW families are shopping or window shopping &lpar;43&percnt;&rpar; and watching movies &lpar;31&percnt;&rpar;&period; Social activities are also in the list&comma; which include social drinking &lpar;29&percnt;&rpar;&comma; videoke &lpar;26&percnt;&rpar;&comma; going to parties or social gatherings &lpar;17&percnt;&rpar;&comma; bar hopping &lpar;8&percnt;&rpar;&comma; and going dancing in discos or clubs &lpar;5&percnt;&rpar;&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Travelling is more common to OFW families &lpar;16&percnt;&rpar;&comma; as only 7&percnt; of respondents without OFW relatives noted this as one of their leisure activities&period; Moreover&comma; recreational activities such as going to the gym&comma; playing musical instruments&comma; playing board games&comma; going to the salon or spa&comma; playing video games&comma; or engaging in sports are popular with OFW families&period; OFW families also allot budget for charitable acts such as participating in the parish and community civic activities&comma; as well as other religious activities&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Gadget ownership with OFW families is prevalent compared with those without&comma; particularly with owning computers or laptops&period; Thirty-five percent of OFW families have a computer or laptop while only 11&percnt; of families without OFW relatives own this gadget at home&period; &&num;8220&semi;There is a higher incidence of gadget ownership among OFW families&comma; including mobile phones&comma; computers&comma; and digital cameras&comma; among others&period; It may be that since computers are communication tools&comma; they are used more readily by the families of OFWs to stay in touch&period; Thus&comma; ownership of computer peripherals seem to be higher as well&comma;&&num;8221&semi; expounded Synergy managing director Germaine Reyes&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The survey involved 1&comma;000 households in Metro Manila and the interviews were done from September to October 2010&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>In Metro Manila&comma; two in every five households have an OFW immediate household member or relative&comma; which is represented by 929&comma;000 households or 4&period;7 million household members&period; In terms of socio-economic profile&comma; 54&percnt; or majority of OFW families interviewed belong to the D class&period; Meanwhile&comma; only 9&percnt; of families with OFW relatives are in the ABC class&comma; compared with 4&percnt; of families without an OFW immediate household member or relative&period; According to Reyes&comma; this is a higher-than-usual representation of the ABC households of OFW families compared with those without&comma; and may indicate that having OFW relatives can potentially improve their ability to go up the socio-economic ladder&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&&num;8220&semi;This is because close to 6 in 10 families receive remittances from OFW family member or relatives and this proportion is much higher compared with class E&comma; thus&comma; possibly augmenting their income capacity and&sol;or disposable income&comma;&&num;8221&semi; explained Reyes&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>In Synergy&&num;8217&semi;s survey&comma; 64&percnt; of families in the ABC class receive remittances from their family members or relatives&semi; 66&percnt; for lower C class&semi; 56&percnt; for class D&semi; and only 40&percnt; for class E&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center"><b>Table 1 – Incidence of OFW vs&period; non-OFW household in Metro Manila<&sol;b><&sol;p>&NewLine;<table class&equals;"content&lowbar;table" cellspacing&equals;"0" cellpadding&equals;"0" align&equals;"center">&NewLine;<tbody>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"264">Whether or not have an OFW family member&sol;relative<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"144">Total<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th>Base<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>1000<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>With OFW family member&sol;relative<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">41&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Without OFW family member&sol;relative<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">59&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<&sol;tbody>&NewLine;<&sol;table>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center"><b>Table 2 – Socio-Economic Class &lpar;SEC&rpar; Profile<&sol;b><&sol;p>&NewLine;<table class&equals;"content&lowbar;table" cellspacing&equals;"0" cellpadding&equals;"0" align&equals;"center">&NewLine;<tbody>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"114">&nbsp&semi;SEC<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"132">With OFW immediate HH member or relative<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"114">Without OFW immediate HH member or relative<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th>&nbsp&semi;Base<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>408<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>592<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>SEC<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>ABC&plus;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">9&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">4&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Lower C<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">25&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">22&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>D<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">54&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">53&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>E<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">12&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">&lt&semi; 22&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<&sol;tbody>&NewLine;<&sol;table>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center p&lowbar;italic">&ast;Note&colon; &lt&semi; or &gt&semi; statistically significant at 95&percnt; level<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center"><b>Table 3 – Whether or not receive remittances from OFW member&sol;relative&comma; by SEC<&sol;b><&sol;p>&NewLine;<table class&equals;"content&lowbar;table" cellspacing&equals;"0" cellpadding&equals;"0" align&equals;"center">&NewLine;<tbody>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th rowspan&equals;"2" width&equals;"150">&nbsp&semi;Whether or not receive remittances from OFW family member&sol;relative<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th colspan&equals;"4" width&equals;"283">SEC<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"71">ABC&plus;<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"71">Lower C<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"71">D<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"71">E<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"150">Base<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>36<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>104<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>221<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th>47<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td width&equals;"150">Yes&comma; receive remittances<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">64&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">66&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">56&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">40&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td width&equals;"150">No&comma; don&&num;8217&semi;t receive remittances<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">36&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">34&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">44&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">60&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<&sol;tbody>&NewLine;<&sol;table>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center p&lowbar;italic">&ast;Note&colon; Figures in red font are statistically significant at 95&percnt; level&comma; ie&period;&comma; those who receive remittances amongst ABC&plus;&comma; Lower C&comma; D households are significantly higher vs&period; E households&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center"><b>Table 4 – Incidence of Leisure Activities<&sol;b><&sol;p>&NewLine;<table class&equals;"content&lowbar;table" cellspacing&equals;"0" cellpadding&equals;"0" align&equals;"center">&NewLine;<tbody>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"248"><&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"120">With OFW immediate HH member or relative<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"138">Without OFW immediate HH member or relative<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th>&nbsp&semi;Base<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"120">408<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"138">592<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Watching TV<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">98&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">97&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Listening to the radio<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">62&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">63&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Reading newspapers<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">53&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">54&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Eat out in fast foods<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">54&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">44&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Cooking&sol;baking<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">52&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">39&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Using Internet<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">50&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">29&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Malling&comma; shopping&sol;window shopping<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">43&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">32&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Go to friend&&num;8217&semi;s house and chat with them<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">38&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">26&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Watching Cable&sol;Satellite TV<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">38&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">24&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Drinking alcoholic beverages with others<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">29&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">24&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Watching movies<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">31&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">21&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Engaging in Sports<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">27&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">18&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Singing&sol;Videoke<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">26&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">18&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Reading magazines<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">26&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">14&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Video games&sol;computer&sol;arcade games<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">21&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">12&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Eat out in fine dining restaurants<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">19&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">11&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Actively participate in community civic activities&sol;parish&sol;religious activities<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">18&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">10&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Going to parties&sol;social gatherings<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">17&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">8&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Going out of town<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">16&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">7&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Going to salon or spa<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">10&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">4&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Going to bars&sol;bar hopping<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">8&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Watching concerts&sol;live bands<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">7&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Board games &lpar;chess&sol;etc&period;&rpar;&sol;puzzle<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">8&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Playing musical instruments<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">6&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Going to coffee shops<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">6&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">2&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Dancing&sol;going to discos&sol;clubbing<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">5&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">2&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Going to the gym&sol;attending gym classes<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">4&percnt; &gt&semi;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">2&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<&sol;tbody>&NewLine;<&sol;table>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center p&lowbar;italic">&ast;Note&colon; &lt&semi; or &gt&semi; statistically significant at 95&percnt; level<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center"><b>Table 5 – Gadgets Ownership<&sol;b><&sol;p>&NewLine;<table class&equals;"content&lowbar;table" cellspacing&equals;"0" cellpadding&equals;"0" align&equals;"center">&NewLine;<tbody>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"282">GADGETS OWNED<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"62">Total<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"70">With OFW member<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th width&equals;"70">Without OFW member<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<th align&equals;"center"><&sol;th>&NewLine;<th align&equals;"center">1000<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th align&equals;"center">408<&sol;th>&NewLine;<th align&equals;"center">592<&sol;th>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>OWN &lpar;AT LEAST 1&rpar; GADGET<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>87&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>96&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>81&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>Cellphone<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>85&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>93&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>79&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>Computer &lpar;PC and&sol;or laptop&rpar;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>21&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>35&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>11&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>Digital Camera<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>20&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>31&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>12&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>Computer Peripheral&sol;s<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>19&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>32&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>9&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>DVD drive<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">9&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">16&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">4&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>CD&sol;DVD burner<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">9&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">18&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">4&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Webcam<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">8&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">17&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Printer<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">6&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">12&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Portable hard drive<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">4&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">10&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">1&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Router<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">4&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">7&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">1&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td>Scanner<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">3&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center">6&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center">1&percnt;<&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>Ipod<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>16&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>24&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>11&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>PDA gadget<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>4&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>8&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>2&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<tr>&NewLine;<td><b>NONE<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>13&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td align&equals;"center"><b>4&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<td class&equals;"red&lowbar;text" align&equals;"center"><b>19&percnt;<&sol;b><&sol;td>&NewLine;<&sol;tr>&NewLine;<&sol;tbody>&NewLine;<&sol;table>&NewLine;<p class&equals;"p&lowbar;center p&lowbar;italic">&ast;Note&colon; Figures in red font are statistically significant at 95&percnt; level&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><b>About Synergy Business Consultancy<&sol;b><br &sol;>&NewLine;Synergy Business Consultancy is a full-service marketing research consulting company&period; The company is currently celebrating its 11th year in providing marketing-based&comma; business solutions to a diverse industry&comma; from fast-moving consumer goods &lpar;FMCG&rpar; to service and business sectors&period; Synergy provides not just the &&num;8216&semi;whats&&num;8217&semi;&comma; but also the &&num;8216&semi;so whats&&num;8217&semi; and the &&num;8216&semi;now whats&&num;8217&semi; of researches done&period; Synergy is also a member of ESOMAR and BPA&sol;P&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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