Em uma matéria que encontrei durante minhas peregrinações na internet, me deparei com uma matéria que afirma que nos EUA as pessoas se interessam mais pelo recurso Smart do que pelo 3D em televisores.
Aparentemente pela quanttidade e qualidade de produtos que aumenta a cada dia sem a necessidade novos investimentos para tal, fazendo algumas pessoas até mesmo cancelarem pacotes de TV por assinatura devido a gama de opções.
DALLAS, Dec 19, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- One in five U.S. broadband households intends to purchase a new flat-panel TV before the end of 2011, making it the most popular CE product this holiday season, according to new consumer research from Parks Associates. Among households intending to purchase a flat-panel TV, 73% plan to select a set with advanced features such as 3D capabilities or built-in Internet connectivity, but the demand for smart TVs (sets that connect to the Internet) is nearly twice the demand for 3D TVs.
"Smart TVs are now pushing into the mainstream, whereas previously smart-TV buyers were largely early adopters and those from high-income households," said Kurt Scherf, VP, principal analyst, Parks Associates. "The combination of a maturing product ecosystem with great holiday deals is putting smart TVs within the reach of the American middle class."
The firm's Consumer Decision Process: Holiday Intentions study reports middle-class households with annual incomes of $50,000-$75,000 are responsible for the spike in smart-TV purchase intentions. Twenty percent of middle-income households intend to purchase smart TVs this holiday season, compared to only 12% of households with incomes above $75,000.
According to the report, consumers who intend to purchase a smart TV this holiday season are also more likely than average pay-TV subscribers to cancel or downgrade their pay-TV service within the next 12 months.
"Smart TVs expand a household's available content choices without raising content costs," Scherf said. "Consumers pay a premium for the device now, but our research indicates these purchases could be part of a long-term plan for many budget-conscious households to reduce their overall expenditures."
Parks Associates will present "Smart TV 2012 Outlook" at CONNECTIONS(TM) Summit at CES on Tuesday, January 10, 2012, featuring speakers from Rovi Corporation, LG Electronics, Best Buy, and LEVEL Studios. For information, visit Parks Associates or contact sales@parksassociates.com, 972-490-1113.
About Parks Associates
Parks Associates is an internationally recognized market research and consulting company specializing in emerging consumer technology products and services. Founded in 1986, Parks Associates creates research capital for companies ranging from Fortune 500 to small start-ups through market reports, primary studies, consumer research, custom research, workshops, executive conferences, and annual service subscriptions. Parks Associates
SOURCE: Parks Associates
É interessante porque aqui no Brasil pelo menos, nunca vi muitas duvidas relacionadas ao recurso, nem comentários nem ninguém abordando o Smart em tópicos, seria os nossos serviços inferiores, má divulgação ou simplesmente diferença cultural que nos faz preferir o recurso 3D ao smart? Sendo que há casos em que nem sequer se interessam por ambos os recursos, como eu.
Aparentemente pela quanttidade e qualidade de produtos que aumenta a cada dia sem a necessidade novos investimentos para tal, fazendo algumas pessoas até mesmo cancelarem pacotes de TV por assinatura devido a gama de opções.
DALLAS, Dec 19, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- One in five U.S. broadband households intends to purchase a new flat-panel TV before the end of 2011, making it the most popular CE product this holiday season, according to new consumer research from Parks Associates. Among households intending to purchase a flat-panel TV, 73% plan to select a set with advanced features such as 3D capabilities or built-in Internet connectivity, but the demand for smart TVs (sets that connect to the Internet) is nearly twice the demand for 3D TVs.
"Smart TVs are now pushing into the mainstream, whereas previously smart-TV buyers were largely early adopters and those from high-income households," said Kurt Scherf, VP, principal analyst, Parks Associates. "The combination of a maturing product ecosystem with great holiday deals is putting smart TVs within the reach of the American middle class."
The firm's Consumer Decision Process: Holiday Intentions study reports middle-class households with annual incomes of $50,000-$75,000 are responsible for the spike in smart-TV purchase intentions. Twenty percent of middle-income households intend to purchase smart TVs this holiday season, compared to only 12% of households with incomes above $75,000.
According to the report, consumers who intend to purchase a smart TV this holiday season are also more likely than average pay-TV subscribers to cancel or downgrade their pay-TV service within the next 12 months.
"Smart TVs expand a household's available content choices without raising content costs," Scherf said. "Consumers pay a premium for the device now, but our research indicates these purchases could be part of a long-term plan for many budget-conscious households to reduce their overall expenditures."
Parks Associates will present "Smart TV 2012 Outlook" at CONNECTIONS(TM) Summit at CES on Tuesday, January 10, 2012, featuring speakers from Rovi Corporation, LG Electronics, Best Buy, and LEVEL Studios. For information, visit Parks Associates or contact sales@parksassociates.com, 972-490-1113.
About Parks Associates
Parks Associates is an internationally recognized market research and consulting company specializing in emerging consumer technology products and services. Founded in 1986, Parks Associates creates research capital for companies ranging from Fortune 500 to small start-ups through market reports, primary studies, consumer research, custom research, workshops, executive conferences, and annual service subscriptions. Parks Associates
SOURCE: Parks Associates
É interessante porque aqui no Brasil pelo menos, nunca vi muitas duvidas relacionadas ao recurso, nem comentários nem ninguém abordando o Smart em tópicos, seria os nossos serviços inferiores, má divulgação ou simplesmente diferença cultural que nos faz preferir o recurso 3D ao smart? Sendo que há casos em que nem sequer se interessam por ambos os recursos, como eu.
