According to reports from foreign media, industry analysts said, although consumers in the United States and Western Europe will reduce spending in high-tech products because of the economic downturn, but like developing countries,such as China and India, will drive the global consumer electronics sales this year for the first time to cross the $ 1 trillion.According to estimates from market research firm, GfKBoutiqueResearch (referred to GfK) and the Consumer Electronics Association (ConsumerElectronicsAssociation, referred to as CEA),this year, sales of consumer electronic products in developing countries will account for 46% of the global. They estimated that in 2012, the global consumer electronics sales will reach $ 1.038 trillion, up 5% over 2011. In comparison, in 2011 it has an increase of 8% over the previous year.The consumers in China and other developing countries in Asia, Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe are seeking middle-class way of life, eager to buy high-tech products. At the same time,sales of consumer electronics products in the United States, Japan and Western Europe is stagnant. CEA and GfK also expects smart phones and tablet PCs will become the world's most popular products. We will see, most products will slow sales, total sales will shrink.GfK's research director ,Steve - Bainbridge (SteveBambridge) said, "but, smart phones and tablet computer will continue to attract consumers to consume. "