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If you have a truely random sample and the underlying statistic you're looking for follows a normal distribution than a sample of 1200 is excellent; an election would be a good example of this. Buying an HDTV or PS3 is not exactly something that I would expect has all that normal of a distribution; it probably isn't that likely that a family that earns less than $30,000 per year will be looking at either item whereas a family that makes more than $200,000 may consider both.

Wanna bet?

 You just hurt my feelings. I am gonna cry and it pie inside a dark room.

Are you dillusional or just insane? It's a national survey for america, you actually think there's a snowballs chance in hell the PS3 will outsell the 360 in november and december combined here? Sure I'll bet you and you'll lose. There hasn't been one month the PS3 outsold it in america since it launched and you think it'll magically outsell it at christmas time?

I will find it hilarious if the PS3 does come out on top and all the Wii fans here are blown away. And no this is not me being fanboyish. I just enjoy irony a whole lot =D

and maybe b/c I think you guys are getting too smug haha =P

 My thoughts exactly.

I agree with those percents.

I mean, the Wii numbers are low because the rest already have one. 

No. No their not.

It would be interesting to see the same survey done in other countries.