U.S. Consumers Are Interested in 3DTV’s but don’t Want to Pay for it

3DTV’s have been all the rage (at least if the TV manufacturers are to be believed), but a recent Nielsen survey suggests that people are indeed interested in 3D, but can’t seem to justify paying extra for it.
Nielsen, along with the Cable & Television Association for Marketing have finished off the first comprehensive study complete with focus groups in which they learned that the lack of content along, with the goofy glasses all add up to a feature nobody seems to be willing to pay for until 3D programming becomes more common place.
The numbers look a bit better when it comes to gamers with close to 71% of regular and hardcore gamers describing themselves as interested in 3D, but the limited availability of content continues to be a “marketing challenge” for 3D display manufacturers.
Are you saving up your dimes to buy a 3DTV?