The problem is that consumers are not only online buyers. They buy in multiple channels. We go to stores; we go to the Web site.

It may be a boon for electronics retailers, but not for toy sellers.

The lists of projected bestsellers we received from the retailers clearly cited that the scooter craze was not just a summer fad. Aside from scooters, there really doesn't appear to be any other dominating property or category this year. Compared to last year, there is a relatively wide range of items that are among the most sought-after products, from electronic dogs to finger bikes, from sports-related video games to Harry Potter.

The lists of projected bestsellers we received from the retailers clearly cited that the scooter craze was not just a summer fad, ... Aside from scooters, there really doesn't appear to be any other dominating property or category this year. Compared to last year, there is a relatively wide range of items that are among the most sought-after products, from electronic dogs to finger bikes, from sports-related video games to Harry Potter.

Wealthier consumers are online more than most other segments. And online you're always looking to buy from a trusted name.

If the Sunnis do not buy into this draft, then it would be a problem.