A new KPMG study finds 60% fo consumers watch TV, access Web simultaneously

A new study from KPMG suggests that the majority of Americans now watch TV and access the Web simultaneously.  However, consumers say they still prefer to watch video on the TV -- suggesting the next big disruptive technology in the living room may be the Internet-connected "smart TV," like these on display at the recent Consumer Electronics Show.

( Joe Klamar / AFP/Getty Images / January 28, 2013 )

A new study from KPMG suggests that the majority of Americans now watch TV and access the Web simultaneously. However, consumers say they still prefer to watch video on the TV -- suggesting the next big disruptive technology in the living room may be the Internet-connected "smart TV," like these on display at the recent Consumer Electronics Show.

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