Day Shopping website survey: Nearly 70% Japanese do not buy 3D TV

3D may be the most popular technology pronoun, but in Japan, people are very cold to 3D. Japan's largest shopping guide website Kakaku A recent survey shows that 67.4% of Japanese consumers are not interested in buying 3D TVs because of high prices, extra glasses and insufficient chip support.　　Only 31.2% of users consider buying 3D TVs.　　Tsuyoshi Kamada, head of the Kakaku media department, said TV makers had high expectations for 3D, but consumer attitudes showed that there was a big gap between sellers ' and buyers ' ideas.　　Of all those unwilling to buy 3D TVs, 70% blamed the extra 3D glasses, 57% said the price was too high and 40% thought there was not enough. Although Sony has introduced the PS3, Japanese operator j:com is also starting to offer 3D programs, but the current 3D source is still limited. (Edit Zhang Xing)