TECHNOLOGY

A survey to find out on the use of technology in Brunei Darussalam

2nd April 2012

OUTLINE

• Group Members• Introduction• Survey• Analysis• Conclusion

GROUP MEMBERS

Liyana Binti Hj Rosle (11T0330)

Aimi Syamimi Binti Jeffry (11T0357)

Dk Nurul Izzati Afiqah Pg Hj Abd Rahman (11T0358)

Dk Siti Nurhazirah Binti Pg Hj Osman (11T0359)

INTRODUCTION

• Types of high technology or “high-tech”– Computer– Mobile phones– Tablets– TV– Radio– Others

• Rapidly changing

SURVEY

1. What kind of gadget (s) do you often use on a daily basis? Cell phone Tablet PC PDA Laptop Computer Other (please specify) :

2. What do you look for when purchasing a certain gadget? Brand Appearance Quality Functions Price Other (please specify) :

3. Would you purchase your desired gadgets outside your budget range? Yes, you would No, you wouldn't

4. Do you use your own money (for example, from allowances) or your parents’ money to purchase your desired gadgets?

5. What kind of activity do you usually do when using your gadget? Entertainment School research Surfing the internet Work research Playing games E-mail Microsoft processing Other (please specify) :

6. How many hours a day do you usually spend interacting with your family members? less than 1 hour 1-3 hours 4-6 hours 7-9 hours 10 hours+ Other (please specify) :

7. How many hours a day (roughly) do you spend on using computers/laptops/tablets?

less than 1 hour 1-3 hours 4-6 hours 7-9 hours 10 hours+

8. How often do you surf the web for social purposes (facebook, twitter, livejournal etc) in a week?

Daily Once a week A few times a week Never

9. How often do you eat meals with your family? Daily Once a week A few times a week Never

10. Would you purchase your desired gadgets from black markets? Yes No

Please state your reason :

11. From your point of view, do you think it’s ethical to purchase gadgets from black markets?

Yes No

Please state your reason :

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CONCLUSION1) Cell phones are now becoming a necessity for most Bruneians.

2) It is important to spend enough time with family to prevent the possible promotion of loneliness and isolation.

3) In reference of our survey, purchasing gadgets from Black Markets is not an option, as agreed by 78 out of 100 people, simply because it is illegal.

4) Changes in technology play a major role in changing user’s thought and perception on deciding which gadgets they want to purchase.

5) Limiting the use of technology can help to shorten the hours spent on surfing the internet.