NDS survey says 7 out of 10 DVR owners can’t live without it

Posted in Digital Video by Shane McGlaun on September 3rd, 2008

DVR SurveyI am a big time DVR fan; I don’t know what I did before I had DVRs on each TV in the house. Before the DVR, I actually had to watch commercials. If my wife wanted to watch something that really sucked, like one of those wedding shows, I missed something good (like anything not a wedding show).

Thankfully, the DVR saved me from having to program my VCR and enduring crap TV and commercials. According to a survey from NDS, 7 out of 10 people who own a DVR, say they can’t live without it. The survey also shows that 89% of Americans say that a DVR makes for a happier home life. I agree with that, the other guys out there don’t like wedding shows either I am betting.

Those who participated in the survey also say that the DVR is the third most important appliance in the house behind the washer and the microwave. Interestingly, in Italy people find the hair dryer more important than the DVR.

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2 Comments to “NDS survey says 7 out of 10 DVR owners can’t live without it”
  1. Clamshell Says:

    Nobody surveyed me, but I will never again be without a DVR or a GPS for my car.

  2. Joel Says:

    i’ve never tried one.. but this definitely makes me want one.

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