20% of non-iPad buyers would consider a $399 entry-level iPad 2

This article talks about how people would "likely" purchase a iPad 2 if the price dropped to $399. RBC Capital Markets conducted a survey of 1,100 consumers at the end of 2011 about their tablet buying plans. Of these 1,100, 20% said that they would likely purchase a iPad 2 if it were sold at $399 and up. With the upcoming release of the iPad 3, I'm not too amazed to see that most consumers would want the price of the second generation iPad to drop.
My thoughts on this, I wouldn't mind getting one for that price. I had been interested in getting one for some time now and dropping it down to $399 is probably a good thing. It would help add more interest to new Apple customers.