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Moms Want iPads Over Flowers for Mother's Day, Survey Shows

A nice brunch, flowers and a sentimental card have usually fit the bill for Mother's Day. But not this year. Mom wants an iPad. Unfortunately, the kids don't have a clue.   TechBargains.com, a deal site for electronic products, today (May 1) released its Mother’s Day survey results. A staggering 91 percent of mothers would prefer to receive an iPad over flowers for Mother’s Day. Most people (60 percent) will spend $50 or less on mom this year — far short of the iPad's starting price of $500.   “Flowers, candy and cards appear to be antiquated gifts," Yung Trang, editor-in-chief of TechBargains.com, said in a statement. "Today’s 
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A nice brunch, flowers and a sentimental card have usually fit the bill for Mother's Day. But not this year. Mom wants an iPad. Unfortunately, the kids don't have a clue.   TechBargains.com, a deal site for electronic products, today (May 1) released its Mother’s Day survey results. A staggering 91 percent of mothers would prefer to receive an iPad over flowers for Mother’s Day. Most people (60 percent) will spend $50 or less on mom this year — far short of the iPad's starting price of $500.   “Flowers, candy and cards appear to be antiquated gifts," Yung Trang, editor-in-chief of TechBargains.com, said in a statement. "Today’s  moms  want to receive tech gifts to juggle their busy family and professional lives."   When questioned more closely about the gifts they'd like to receive from their kids, about a third of moms said they wanted a tech gadget, beating out more traditional gifts such as flowers, dining out and jewelry by a wide margin. And,  iPads  topped the list, named by nearly 60 percent of tech-savvy moms as their gift of choice.   But moms are bound to be disappointed: Only 12 percent of adult children said they would give their mom a tech gadget for Mother’s Day, with the highest percentage (27 percent) saying they would give flowers.