According to a survey by investment bank UBS, 25% of consumers plan to buy a smart meter in the next 12 months are targeting Apple products.
The survey was conducted with 4,000 customers in four countries (USA, UK, China and Italy) showed a great enthusiasm for Apple Smart Watch the clock.
The survey results have been included in a report to investors on Monday and then posted on Apple Insider.
However, in the present time, its smart meter Samsung has proved to be the more popular choice for those who are looking to purchase a wrist device technology.
The survey results showed that 10% of customers would buy a smart meter in the next 12 months, but 37% of them want to own a Samsung Gear. Apple ranked second with 25% of customers, but according to UBS, this figure is equivalent to 24 million devices will be sold in 2015.
Although the price of Apple's smart meter high, around 349 USD for the basic model, plus the next month 3/2015 to this new product appearance, but the demand for Apple Watch surpasses rivals in the Sony SmartWatch third place (6%) and Moto 360 (2%).
The most interesting thing of this survey is that when asked, the majority of respondents said they would buy a smart meter for use in parallel, instead of using alternative wristwatch traditional.
The survey results have been included in a report to investors on Monday and then posted on Apple Insider.
However, in the present time, its smart meter Samsung has proved to be the more popular choice for those who are looking to purchase a wrist device technology.
The survey results showed that 10% of customers would buy a smart meter in the next 12 months, but 37% of them want to own a Samsung Gear. Apple ranked second with 25% of customers, but according to UBS, this figure is equivalent to 24 million devices will be sold in 2015.
Although the price of Apple's smart meter high, around 349 USD for the basic model, plus the next month 3/2015 to this new product appearance, but the demand for Apple Watch surpasses rivals in the Sony SmartWatch third place (6%) and Moto 360 (2%).
The most interesting thing of this survey is that when asked, the majority of respondents said they would buy a smart meter for use in parallel, instead of using alternative wristwatch traditional.
