A new survey found that 14 percent of respondents chose plasmas and HDTVs as the most popular selection in the electronics category

More than 20 percent of U.S. adults now own a smart-app-enabled HDTV, according to research from the Consumer Electronics Association.

A new survey indicates that only computers and cash or gift cards rank above HDTV.

A recent study of consumers found HD sets at the top of both American men and women’s holiday wish lists.

While HDTVs continue to occupy the top spot among consumer electronics most sought after for the holidays, the research firm found consumer intent to purchase consumer electronics in general is waning.

The poll also found that 67 percent of consumers surveyed plan to purchase a high-definition optical disc player within the next few years.

Results of a survey conducted by Consumer Reports publisher Consumers Union and the Consumer Federation of America also indicate 15 percent of TVs are used exclusively to receive OTA television transmissions

The Consumer Electronics Association has produced another survey to demonstrate how "dramatically" the public is starting to catch on to HD, all of a sudden. The CEA stats released this week find that nearly half of all consumers "plan to" make their next television purchase an HD set. If this sounds like deja vu