iPad mini named most in-demand Christmas gift

Sooraj Shah
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41 per cent of UK adults that are 55 or over have put a tablet, smartphone or laptop on their Xmas lists

With only a week left to go until Christmas, the iPad mini has been crowned the most looked-for festive gift of 2012. That is according to online shopping website PriceGrabber.co.uk, which based...

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