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German Tablet Users, 2012 & 2014 [CHART]

By David Erickson | March 3, 2014

Chart - German Tablet Users

In Germany, 18 million people are now tablet users—26% of all consumers ages 14 and older—according to recent data from BITKOM.

In late 2012, the proportion was just one in eight (13%). Read the rest at eMarketer.

Posted in Consumer Behavior, International, Mobile Behavior, Mobile Marketing, Online Behavior, Technographics and tagged Germany, Tablets

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