According to this report, PC penetration will reach its saturation point by 2013, though a growing number of households will continue to install home networks.

Interestingly, Forrester found that young families are the most enthusiastic consumers when it comes to adopting new technologies. They are more likely to own a Blu-ray player, for example, than any other group, including young singles. They are also more likely to own a game console (especially a Wii) or a mobile phone that can play music and videos.

We found the following from the U.S. Census Bureau:

• In 2006 the Census Bureau estimated there were 66.3 million fathers in the United States. Source: Census
• They estimated there are 105,000 stay-at-home dads caring for 189,000 children under 15. Source: Census
• Two million preschoolers receive the majority of their childcare from their fathers while their mothers work or from single dads. There are approximately 10 million preschoolers with working moms. Source: Census

• There are 25.8 million fathers in marriages with children of their own under 18. Amongst these nearly 26 million dads:

2-in-10 are raising three or more children under 18

1-in10 are raising their own infants under 1 year of age

1-in-8 of these fathers are under 30 years of age

1-in-25 are over 55 years of age

1-in-50 live in the home of a friend or relative

6-in-10 have annual incomes over $50,000

Source: US Census – Married Dads

• Today over 2 million (1-in-6) fathers are single
• In 1970 there were 393,000 single dads (1-in-10)
• Among these single dads:

10 percent are raising 3 or more children under 18

45 percent are divorced

34 never married

17 percent are married with an absent spouse

4 percent are widowed

10 percent are raising infants under 1

22 percent are under 30

5 percent are over 55

24 percent have annual income of over $50,000

• Source: US Census – Single Dads