Digital Life America poll profiles iPhone faithful

by Sean Cooper posted Jun 14th 2007 at 10:53PM

It would seem Solutions Research Group's Digital Life America has its fingers on the pulse of the average iPhone hopeful (or at least a random 1,230 of them) with a new poll titled "Who Will Line Up for the iPhone." The results seem to suggest that the average iPhone line-camper will be a fairly well heeled individual (we're not surprised here, this is pretty pricey hardware) with a salary 26 percent higher than the national average, aged 31 years, and overwhelmingly male. The interesting bit in all this is that 48% of them don't currently own an iPod, so they do fit the mold Mr. Steve is aiming at. If Apple is following this type of fluff, perhaps being in NYC or somewhere in CA will help your cause come 6pm on the 29th -- but if not, you can always hop in the Lear and hit the other coast in a jiffy.

[Via Slashphone]

Filed under: Studies, Apple

Tags: digital life america, DigitalLifeAmerica, iphone, poll, study

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Nando @ Jun 14th 2007 11:12PM

I would most likely have totally hit that if it were on T-Mobile.

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JohnDoe303 @ Jun 15th 2007 8:19AM

I'd have to say Sptint.. They would have been the perfect carrier thanks to their SERO packages to the public. You geat real unlimited Data, Unlimited text, unlimited video & picture mail, N&W 7pm-7am, Free Mobile to Mobile, Unlimited text, and 1250 anytime minutes all ofr 49.99. That'd make for a killer iPhone plan.

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Harshnator @ Jun 15th 2007 1:19AM

Dont really care about all this..but just wanted to let engadget know..if ryan or someone doesn't know already that at&t samsung 727 is now up for sale.
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phone-details/?device=Samsung+A727&q_sku=sku980089

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ChiefTB @ Jun 15th 2007 4:42PM

It's very interesting that more T-Mobile than AT&T customers are interested in iPhone. I think it has something to do with T-Mobile's generally cheaper data and various backdoors into their EDGE that allow people to use any apps and have unlimited access to the Internet with t-zones. Too bad the iPhone will probably be locked to AT&T. Then again, sooner or later, someone will figure out a way to unlock it.

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flamer's grill @ Jun 15th 2007 10:57AM

This is basically saying, "If you want an iPhone, congratulations! You are a member of the social elite. Pay yourself on the back."

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bgdc @ Jun 15th 2007 5:45PM

Average household income is only in the high 50s? Seriously?

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