Bad news for the burgeoning 3-D industry: Only 2% of British consumers want to buy a 3-D TV, according to a new survey . Could a "touchable" 3-D user interface help the technology's appeal? Of 4,200 British consumers interviewed for a Deloitte study, only 89 said they were thinking of spending on a 3-D HDTV set in the next year. Even splitting out the older age groups (who may be less enthused ...

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Since 2000, DVR adoption has grown from sub 1% to nearly 40%, HDTV sets are in about half of U.S. households from less than 1% and broadband has risen from 1% of homes to about 68% of them, researcher Bruce Leichtman noted, drawing lessons from the growth curves.

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