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Posted by Jack G on May 20, 2008 at 05:49:33:
>>>Quote 1: "Harris Interactive surveyed 2,529 U.S. adults from April 7 through 15, and found that only four percent actually own a Blu-ray player."
Quote 2: "Five percent of those asked currently own the PlayStation 3."<<<
Its been known for quite a while, that not all PS3 owners know it is a BD player. In fact, about a year or so ago, less than 1/2 of the owners knew it was a BD player. This has been discussed here previously. It is possible, though somewhat odd, that there are still some that don't know its a BD player.
>>>They could at least have been honest and said 9% of the people polled own a player capable of playing BD discs but that 55% of the players were PS3's and that not all of those PS3s were used for playing BD movies.<<<
Why do you assume that the total number of players is PS3 owners + BD player owners? Since when do stand alone players make up 45% of all BD players? That's news to me.
Jack