Let's be honest -- we all understand that the younger set is
entirely more likely to dig (i.e. understand) emerging
technologies compared to those who've been around for a few more
decades, but a new survey commissioned by Hallmark Channel
confirms everything you've been assuming. Reportedly, just
31-percent of millennials (primarily in the 18 - 34 media
target) found "new television technologies" to be complicated
versus 55-percent of baby boomers. Furthermore, nearly half of
those in the former category use their DVR regularly while just
a quarter of boomers do so. Humorously enough, a staggering
87-percent of the millennials surveyed said that they "regularly
fast-forward through commercials," and we can certainly raise
our glasses to that. Laugh while you still can, young ones --
one day you'll be calling your kids to get the remote working
with your 19-year old BD-UP5000.  [Image courtesy of Chris's
Picasa Gallery]   Report shows millennials more savvy about
emerging TV technologies