I don't put too much stock into surveys like this anymore, because of the skewing ability of the questions. On the glasses, it could have been phrased "Do you like wearing glasses to watch TV?" or "Are you willing to wear glasses to watch a show in 3D?" And price could be anything from "Do you think the price on 3DTVs is fair?" to "Would you pay the current price for a 3DTV?" to even "Are 3DTVs overpriced in your opinion?" Without knowing the wording of the question to determine the skew, it's kinda meaningless. It's also why when someone else does the same survey (for anything, not just TVs) and gets vastly different results. The truth will be between those 2 sets of data; averaging, while not ideal, would give you a better answer. As things are now, we have nothing to offset this data; I call the pool too small to conclude anything.
-dunno001
-On a quest for the truly perfect game; I don't think it exists...
