Consumers are likely to cap the amount they'll spend on music downloads at $1.25, according to a new study by Usable Products Company. The study, based on a survey of more than 1,000 consumers, also
found that most respondents--56 percent--said they don't want, or won't pay extra, for music downloads to more than one device (such as to an MP3 player and a cell phone). The study also found that
adults aren't particularly interested in downloading ring tones; just 21 percent of consumers 25 and older download ring tones at least once a month, compared to 42 percent of consumers between the
ages of 14 and 17.
--Kristin Sidorak