Chinese-Americans Have High PC, Internet Penetration Rates
More than half of Chinese-Americans have Internet access and almost all of them own a PC, according to a study commissioned by SINA.com.
More than half of Chinese-Americans have Internet access and almost all of them own a PC, according to a study commissioned by SINA.com.
More than half of Chinese-Americans have Internet access and almost all of them own a PC, according to a study commissioned by SINA.com.
The research, based on interviews with 1,005 citizens of Chinese descent living in the United States and Canada, found that three-quarters of the surveyed Chinese Internet users go online every day to shop, send email, engage in online trading or other activities, while a majority of them have a college degree and an average income of $69,000.
The survey was conducted by Interview Service of America and asked respondents about their frequency in going online, online purchase behavior, types of sites most frequently visited, and levels of interest in such select product and service categories as travel, telecommunications, and finance.
Key findings of the survey include: