According to the survey, called “3D Coming to a Home Near You,” those who have seen three or more 3D movies in the theater are more interested than the general respondents as are those who own Blu-ray players. Since traits of such respondents indicate that they are movie buffs, it is not surprising that respondents in those groups would be more interested.

However, about 25 percent of those who are at least somewhat interested in having the ability to view 3D content at home are not willing to spend extra on a 3D TV. The number of respondents who are ready to spend $200 or less on the new TV stands at 43 percent. The situation is somewhat same in the case of Blu-ray players, as well. About 31 percent of respondents who were at least somewhat interested did not want to spend more for a 3DBlu-ray player. Another 33 percent look at spending less than $50 for a 3D Blu-ray player over a 2D player.

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TMC: Consumers Interested In 3D TV: Report

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