Popular electronics: What are people buying?

The holiday shopping season has officially started in the US, with several outlets online and retail offering discounts of all kinds to lure consumers. Among some of our favorite stores that are offering Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals are Amazon, Target, Newegg, Dell, Apple and Best Buy. Also, if you are looking for tech gift recommendations, don't forget to check out TechSpot's own holiday buying guide.

But if you are undecided on what to buy or are just curious about what people is buying this weekend, Pricegrabber gives us a clear hint based on the most searched-for products over the past few days. Here's the top 15 (from most to least popular):

• Surface 10.6" 64GB Tablet w/Black Touch Cover
• Harman Kardon AVR 1700 500W 5.1-Ch Home Theater Receiver
• Coby TFTV3229 32" LCD 720p HDTV
• Olympus 4GB Kit SP-620UZ 16 MP 3-inch LCD Digital Camera
• Canon EOS Rebel T3i Black SLR Digital Camera Kit w/ 18-55mm Lens
• Dell Latitude ST 10.1" 32 GB Wi-Fi Tablet
• Samsung UN32EH4003F 32" LED TV
• Apple iPod Touch 4th-gen 8GB MP3 Player
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" 8GB Titanium Silver Tablet
• Canon Powershot A1300 Digital Camera
• Google Nexus 7 16GB Wi-Fi Tablet
• Samsung Galaxy Note II Smartphone
• Dell Inspiron 15 Black 15.6 Notebook
• Apple MacBook Pro 13" Notebook
• Lenovo IdeaPad Z580 15.6" Notebook

Another interesting fact is that Pricegrabber is observing increased shopping activity from mobile users. Personally, I like to research what I buy and often that means going back and forth between reviews, retailers and what not (not everything is sold at Amazon, unfortunately) and all that activity is most suited for browsing on my desktop or laptop. That said, Pricegrabber data indicates that 73% of shoppers are buying from their computers, 17% are using smartphones and 9% are on tablets. I can always assume, but it's better to hear it from you. Where do you do most of your shopping and from where (device)?