Article: Half Of U.S. Homes Have Personal Computer

Fifty percent of U.S. households had a personal computer in 1998, said Dataquest Inc., a leading market research firm, on Tuesday.

U.S. personal computer penetration into homes has been consistent over the past couple of years, according to a survey released by Dataquest.

In 1998, 50 percent of American homes had a PC compared with 43 percent in 1997, 36 percent in 1996, 27 percent in 1995. "The PC penetration rate continues to increase at a healthy clip, showing that the PC is rapidly becoming a standard household appliance," said Van Baker, director for ...

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