Posted AT 2:20 PM EST on 13/12/04
Canadians buy into digital age
Canadians' love affair with electronic gadgetry shows no sign of lessening, with a new report showing that spending on cellphones, cameras and high-speed Internet surged in 2003 and that millions more households bought DVD players.
Spending on film processing has dropped, meanwhile, a change that researchers at Statistics Canada believe reflects a growing use of digital cameras.
Overall households spending is up only 1.
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