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Plasmas are a girl's best friend
75% of women would prefer a plasma TV to a diamond necklace and 86% would rather have a new digital video camera than a pair of designer shoes, according to a study commissioned by U.S. cable television’s Oxygen Network. According to the research, the technology gender gap has virtually closed with the majority of women snapping up new technology and using it easily. Women were found on average to own 6.6 gadgets compared to 6.9 for men.
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