Is Your New TV Really High Definition?
Filed in archive HDTV by william on March 21, 2005
"The UK is the largest display market in Europe," according to John Binks, director of GfK, which monitors global consumer markets.
But, he added: "Of all the flat panel screens sold, just 1.3% in the UK are capable of getting high-definition."
There are 74 different devices that are being sold as HD but are not HD-ready, according to alexanderOudendijk, senior vice president of marketing for satellite giant Astra.
They may be fantastic quality TVs, but many do not have adaptors in them - called DVI or HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) connectors - which let the set handle the higher resolution digital images.
If you're in the market for HDTV, you'll want to check this article out:
Confusion over high-definition TV
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