I thought I'd post, and write something from a Daz user's perspective. When I was first considering which to use, and I tried both, it fell to which I could come to terms with better; I looked at the quality of art that folks produced, and decided that neither was better, only one suited a person more, or the other did.

I could never get the hang of poser; I'm a blender user, so understanding that some don't like an interface is not a new experience. There were still aspects of Daz I didn't like, and I just persevered.

The main aspect that persuaded me to go the Daz way, was the content, sure I'd have loved Poser's dynamics, but using content in Daz has always been easier for me, and the advent of Genesis 2 made it easier still; I didn't want to stay with Victoria 4, as I came to that party late, and wanted to try what was new. Genesis 3 looks like being impossible unless Smith Micro make a determined effort, and that doesn't seem likely.

I hope they do pull it off, and produce something awesome - I like competition, it makes a company slightly more 'honest'. :)