and the results:
I actually approve of this one. There are no brands mentioned, and the questions sound reasonable. In fact, so reasonable that I wish someone does the same poll for the brand's websites. Apparently, "how much i can do with it" & "it works for me when I need it" are absolute winners here ... on the other hand, "how it looks" has not-so-coveted last place. I wonder how would this, this and this fare. An empirical question.
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