, from the maker of Quicken, is a leading online personal finance service from Intuit Inc., providing more than 1.7 million users a fresh, easy and intelligent way to manage their money. The CEA partnership is the latest in a growing data program for. Consumers are spending more money, more frequently, on consumer Three percent) and even more when compared to the pre-recession 2007 Holiday shopping in general was down in 2009, compared to 2008 (down The Consumer Electronics category is hotter this year than last 'We found a lot of compelling data to support high hopes for the sale of the winning products from this year's show, because the category in generally has sold incredibly well.'Īccording to the CEA, a notebook/laptop was the most desired product for the 2009 holiday season, though portable MP3/digital media players were the most frequently purchased. The report can be found on the award-winning MintLife blog at: 'CES was teeming with new products that have people excited about what will be the next must-have consumer electronic products, from 3D televisions, to super thin flat screens, smart phones and e-readers,' said Aaron Patzer, vice president and general manager of the Intuit Personal Finance Group. looked at the anonymous, aggregate spending of its 2 million users. The CEA provided the top ten products people wanted this past holiday season, along with the top ten purchased. (Nasdaq: INTU), partnered with the Consumer Electronic Association (CEA) to analyze consumer electronic spending. 11 /PRNewswire/ -, a leading online personal finance service from Intuit Inc.

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