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Despite growth of smartphones, many of us still carry more than one wireless device

Despite the proliferation of smartphones and other wireless devices that can do it all--telephone, e-mail, web browser, camera, text messaging, streaming video, downloading of music, and so on--it seems that many of us have more than one device to perform one or more of these applications.

A new study from In-Stat says that over 15 percent of people have two cellphones, and that 80 percent of survey respondents that have a phone with a camera in it also have a digital camera.

Other findings of the study include:

  • 75 percent of smartphone users also carry a PDA
  • Over 50 percent of smartphone users also have an MP3 player

It makes sense. Many of the newfangled smartphones are a bit on the pricey side, and people who have invested money into purchasing a cellphone, a digital camera, an MP3 player, etc., may be reluctant at first to ditch all of these gadgets for a brand new one. However, as these smartphones continue to come down in price, consumers will make the leap to them.

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