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Last chance to get the World Cup in HD - £1400, screen not included

This range of computers is designed to allow users to view HDTV signals in real time via either DTT (Freeview) or satellite reception. And it's available now, while your Sky HD box is probably not even built yet, the company...

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Posted by Staff on 31 May 2006

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Older HDTVs only display 25% of full Blu-ray / HD DVD resolution

If you have an older HDTV, it will be unable to display full resolution because their analog component-video connections have no copy protection. The Advanced Access Content System (AACS) standards don’t allow for full HD signals to be output over...

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Posted by Staff on 27 February 2006

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Why is 1080p good?

1080p resolution quality in displays, processors, players, recorders, pre-recorded media, etc. is rapidly becoming the next stage of this HDTV industry; the 1080p buzzword has been also loosely used to identify the "new breed of top quality HDTV sets." In...

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Posted by Staff on 19 January 2006

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House sets DTV deadline with a SWOOSH

Clearly there were larger forces than politics at play here. Originally, the digital transition plan to close down analog television was set for April 7, 2009. It's obvious that we have more college basketball fans in the House of...

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Posted by Staff on 19 December 2005

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U.S. House Passes DTV Legislation

The U.S. House of Representatives today passed a compromise bill that calls for the cutoff of analog TV broadcasting by Feb. 17, 2009. Included in the legislation is $1.5 billion in federal subsidies for digital-to-analog converters who people who...

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Posted by Staff on 19 December 2005

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