Electricpig 3D TV survey 2010

Electricpig 3D TV Survey 2010

Q.1

Do you currently own a flatscreen TV?

If your answer was 'No' skip to question 5.

Yes
No

Q.2

Which brand(s) of flatscreen TV do you currently own?

Q.3

How big is your current flatscreen TV?

19-26 inches
27-32 inches
33-40 inches
41-50 inches
50+ inches

Q.4

What type of flatscreen do you own?

LCD
Plasma
LED
Not sure

Q.5

Are you considering buying a 3D-enabled TV?

If you answered 'no' please fill in the next question below.

Yes - I want the latest technology
I haven't decided yet
I already own a 3D TV
No - I'm not interested in 3D

Q.6

If you selected 'no' in the question above, please explain why you're not interested in 3D.

Q.7

If you are thinking about purchasing a 3D-enabled TV, when will you buy one?

In the next few months
In time for Christmas
January sales
Later next year
I’ll wait for a few years when 3D is properly established

Q.8

From which TV manufacturer would you most likely purchase a 3D TV from? (with 5 being the most likely)

If you answered 'other' please answer the next question.

	1	2	3	4	5
Bang & Olufsen
JVC
LG
Loewe
Samsung
Sharp
Sony
Panasonic
Philips
Toshiba
Other

Q.9

If you selected 'other' please specify TV manufacturer(s) here

Q.10

What size 3D TV screen will you buy?

19-26 inches
27-32 inches
33-40 inches
41-50 inches
50+ inches

Q.11

Assuming your next TV will be 3D-enabled how much would you be willing to spend on it?

Less than £800
£800-£1,199
£1,200-£1,499
£1,500-£1,799
£1,800-£2,099
£2,100+

Q.12

What would you use a 3D TV for mostly? 

3D television shows (soaps, documentaries, etc.) 
3D television films 
3D package (eg. Sky 3D)
3D Gaming
3D DVD films
3D Blu-ray films
Other:

Q.13

Would you pay extra for 3D TV broadcasts and media?

Yes
No
Not sure

Q.14

Which TV service will you use with your 3D TV?

Sky 3D
Virgin Media 3D
Freesat
Freeview HD
Freeview
Other:

Q.15

Have you seen a 3D TV in action?

If you selected yes, please answer the next question

Yes
No

Q.16

What did you think?

If you said 'no' to the above please skip this question and move onto the next question

It’s impressive, it made me want to purchase one
I was impressed, but I’ll wait till the price comes down before I take the plunge
I was impressed, but I’ll wait to see if 3D TV catches on
It wasn’t that impressive, I’ll wait till the technology becomes more advanced
I was not impressed, maybe if they cost a bit less
It doesn’t work. i couldn’t see any 3D!
It hurts my eyes
I’m still undecided

Q.17

On a scale of 1-5 (with 5 being highest) how impressed were you?

Q.18

Do you understand how 3D TV works?

Yes
No

Q.19

Do you understand the different technologies and unique benefits that separate one brand of 3D TV from another?

No, but I want to find out more
No, I thought they were all the same
Yes

Q.20

Did you know that 3D-enabled televisions also support standard 2D picture format?

Yes
No

Q.21

Are you aware that different TV manufacturers sell their own brand of 3D glasses ?

Yes
No

Q.22

How much would you be happy to spend on purchasing extra pairs of 3D glasses if you had a 3D compatible TV?

£1-£19
£20-£49
£50-£79
£80-£109
£110-£129
£130+

Q.23

Each brand of television uses a sensor that can be picked up by its own pair of glasses. Because of this each pair of 3D glasses will only work with the brand of television it’s shipped with. Did you know this?

Yes
No

Q.24

If your 3D TV didn’t come with a pair of 3D glasses would you know which 3D glasses to purchase for it?

Yes
No

Q.25

How worried are you about any possible side-effects of viewing 3D content

Not at all - If it's in shops it's safe to use
Slightly worried
Very worried - I'll wait to see if there are any reported problems before I purchase a 3D TV

Q.26

Auto-stereoscopic televisions of the future won’t require you to wear 3D glasses to view video in 3D. Would you be prepared to pay more for such televisions?

Yes - I hate the idea of having to wear 3D glasses in my own home
Yes - but only if they aren't too expensive
No - But I might change my mind if they cost less as they become more common
Not at all
Not sure

Q.27

Do you think 3D-enabled TVs will become a standard in homes?

Yes, everyone will have one within 12 months
Yes, but it'll take a couple of years
Possibly, but it'll take a decade
Unlikely, it'll always remain a niche
Never

Q.28

Thanks for filling in our 3D TV survey. If you'd like to be in with a shot of winning an exclusive Electricpig mug and some vouchers to spend on tech pop your email address below then click the 'Finish survey' button

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