According to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, 2014 is going to be a blockbuster year for tech and gadgets.

The study, conducted by Voucher Cloud, shows that Americans predict the rise of Apple gadgetry, the fall of Bitcoin, a total Nokia comeback, and … a smell-o-vision. Welp, three outta four ain’t bad.

“We live in exciting tech times, and with manufacturers constantly battling against each other to gain the ‘edge’ with certain products, it’s so hard to know what may be around the corner,” said Voucher Cloud’s Jessica Gauss in a statement on the study.

“We wanted to see what the average Joe, as opposed to a tech whiz, thought may happen in the tech world this year; and it seems that Apple continues to dominate most people’s minds. As for what actually happens, we’ll have to wait and see!”

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Here’s a deeper dive into the top 10 most popular predictions from the respondents:

37 percent think Apple will launch a Google Glass competitor in 2014.
Thirty-five percent of those polled said they expect Bitcoin’s popularity to nosedive.
A third of Americans want to see a totally redesigned iPhone from Apple.
29 percent of Americans think Snapchat will go bust — or at least lose most of its users — in 2014.
A full 27 percent of respondents say they think “smell-o-vision” will make its debut in 2014.
24 percent of Americans think straight-to-online movies will come in 2014.
About a quarter of respondents said they think Apple will launch an HDTV set in 2014.
The DVD’s days are numbered, and one in five U.S. adults think DVDs will stop production entirely in 2014.
Nintendo Entertainment System
15 percent of American consumers say Nintendo will launch a totally new console sometime this year.

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