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(Unverified)Dec 17th 2007 6:40PM

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I think that is a logical set of numbers. Techies often pick up on these things and when regular users aren't involved in the discussions (forums/posts/blogs/etc) the impression of how much a new technology has been accepted ends up being much lower than initial impressions.
Same is true for services considered established by most techies like Twitter, Facebook, Reddit/Digg, RSS, etc - but many non-techies still haven't even heard of them.
It's something I, as a geek by profession, try to keep in mind when talking to the non-geeks.

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