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Sony voted more innovative than Apple

Survey puts Sony top, Apple second and Nintendo seventh

Remember Sony's Walkman brand? It used to be synonymous with portable music players until Apple's iPod wiped the floor with it, yet it's Sony that's come out on top of a recent survey on brand innovation.

Apple had to settle for second in the list after the Incite survey asked 500 people between the ages of 18 and 65 to name the brands they consider to be the most innovative.

Nintendo, renowned for innovation among the gaming community, ironically placed the lowest out of the three major console makers, slotting in at seventh below Microsoft at third. It seems that, despite selling a billion Wii consoles a day, Nintendo has yet to defeat Sony's brand power among the masses.

According to the concluding report (via Brand Republic), 74 percent of people like brands that are 'constantly moving forward', but 60 percent opposed the creation of something new for the sake of it.

The top 20 brands the survey considered to be innovative are:

   1. Sony
   2. Apple
   3. Microsoft
   4. Virgin
   5. Nokia
   6. Dyson
   7. Nintendo
   8. Tesco
   9. Sky
  10. Panasonic
  11. Honda
  12. Samsung
  13. Google
  14. Phillips
  15. Dell
  16. Toyota
  17. eBay
  18. Amazon
  19. BT
  20. Toshiba

Courtesy of CVG.

Jun 17, 2008

 
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