[opendtv] Re: Sixth annual HD receiver poll of AVS HD users

  • From: Doug McDonald <mcdonald@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 12:52:05 -0500

Tom Barry wrote:
For six years now I've posted a poll in the AVS Forum Hardware section, asking how the members receive HDTV. I was a bit tardy starting it this year but, after 60 days and 403 respondents the poll is finally closed.

I've cross posted my final summary post below but much more detail including all 6 polls can be found on the AVS poll thread, at
<http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=818087>

Summary AVS post follows:
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Okay, the poll is closed now, with 403 respondents, final answers at the top.

Let's look at the trends a bit. PC cards and integrated TV's haven't changed all that much over the 6 polls so let's ignore them for the moment and concentrate on some visible trends. This has mostly been a happy story for cable, at the expense of DirectTv.


Percentage AVS members using various most popular HD STB's over the last 6 years:

uh, not exactly the MOST popular, since for 2007 OTA only box
gets 12.9%, and integrated DTV gets 7.7%, and integrated
TV with HD cable gets 4.5%


     Year            D*          E*          Cable

     2002         46.21%       13.10%        1.38%

     2003         53.36%        7.17%        5.38%

     2004         44.20%       10.12%       14.81%

     2005         39.91%        6.01%       22.32%

     2006         37.22%        6.53%       22.73%

     2007         20.60%        7.44%       34.24%


In this chart you leave out everything that does not cost money
for programming.

Doug McDonald



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