IWatch and Google Glass is not very popular with Americans

Google is testing his glasses, Apple develops iWatch, Samsung claims that too something It does (but does not show anything). Even Dell, which seemed to be precipitated from the consumer electronics market, reportedly is preparing something in the field of wearable computers. And Sony has just released the SmartWatch 2, the wrist unit with color TFT-screen (pictured). However, these portable computers may not meet the enthusiasm of consumers.

This is evidenced by results of a recent telephone survey among US residents aged 18 and older, conducted by Modis. The study says that only 34 percent of Americans with annual incomes above $ 100 000. showed interest in purchasing wearable "smart" watches or spectacles. Ironically, among those who earn much less - up to 35 000 dollars. per year - this percentage jumped to 47. Moreover, 45 percent of those who do not have higher education school, showed much more interest in wearable computers than graduated from college. Russian speaking vulgar language, "rogue" and "shkolota" love gadgets more than the middle class.

A total winner became Apple's hours - 42 percent of respondents expressed to them the maximum interest, while the "smart" glasses interested in 39 per cent. What is quite funny - though consumers have no possibility to freely purchase any of these devices, the power of the Apple brand makes them love even while non-existent products.