One in four want a green Christmas
9.9 million want enviro-kind gadgets this Crimble
6 December 2007 13:41 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
New research from Fujitsu Siemens Computers reveals that of the millions of "gadget-mad" Brits that expect to give or buy an item of technology this Christmas, 9.9 million would prefer to be unwrapping a green gadget.
One in four Britons states that the presents they buy or receive from their family or friends will be green.
This figure has actually decreased by 21% compared to the same figure 2 years ago, when over 17 million stated they wanted to receive or buy an environmentally friendly gadget.
Those living in Greater London are most likely to be dreaming of a green Christmas, with over a third (35%) saying they intended to give or receive an environmentally friendly green gift.
This compared with just 21% of respondents in the South East/East Anglia and 23% in Scotland and the North East.
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