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To: Snowshoe who wrote (57395)12/21/2004 11:18:47 AM
From: Snowshoe  Respond to of 74559
 
Men Willing to Sacrifice in Exchange for Plasma TV

While women are making an ever greater share of home electronics purchase decisions, in this survey men demonstrated a greater interest [than women] in owning a plasma TV. In addition, the survey uncovered surprising findings on the value men place on having a coveted plasma TV: Thirty-six percent of the married men surveyed would offer to do the household chores for a year; half (50 percent) of them are willing to let their in-laws visit as often as they want; and 57 percent said their significant other could select all of their vacation destinations for a year, if they could buy a plasma TV. Sixty-eight percent are more than willing to let their significant other choose the location where the plasma TV would sit in the house.

Plasma HDTV Tops Holiday Wish Lists 'Most Wanted TV'
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