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TiVUS' Doubletree Hotels® HD IPTV Installation Underway MarketWatch (press release) TiVUS' e-SmarTV is a first-of-its-kind, technically advanced interactive flat-panel high-definition television (HDTV) that connects directly into a hotel's existing coaxial or CAT 5/6 cabling, making it the first plug-and-play TV in the industry. ... See all stories on this topic »

Sharp 8K4K TV gives glimpse into Ultra HD future CNET UK The display was a prototype conforming to the Ultra High Definition Television (UHDTV) standard, currently being developed by Japanese state broadcaster NHK. UHDTV has a resolution of 7680x4,320 pixels. That's about 33 million pixels in total. ... See all stories on this topic » CNET UK

Ofcom Invites Bids For April 2012 Launch Of 5th Freeview HD TV Channel HDTV Test Around 50 percent of UK homes currently have access to HD services and as the digital switchover continues (with completion scheduled for next year), the level of HDTV coverage is expected to increase. Applications will be taken by Ofcom until the ... See all stories on this topic » HDTV Test

HD rollout raises question of SD switch off Broadcast Engineering Informa predicted that by 2016, 94 percent of UK households would have a TV set capable of receiving high-definition (HD) programming, and that by then 72 percent of HD homes there would be watching HD programs. By then the combination of HD set ... See all stories on this topic » Broadcast Engineering

Should you get a new TV for the World Cup? Herald Sun But the lack of free-to-air highdefinition broadcasts will make fans think twice before splashing out on a HD TV that will likely replace a flatscreen that is no more than five years old. The high-definition broadcast of Rugby World Cup 2007 made ... See all stories on this topic »

Best Sports To Watch in HD Bleacher Report Each sport offers its own unique enjoyment and excitement when watching in hi-def, but there can be only one winner in this countdown of epic proportions. Which sport reigns supreme as it is projected from the illustrious high-definition television? ... See all stories on this topic » Bleacher Report

Attention Wal-Mart HDTV Shoppers HD Guru Wal-Mart, America's largest retailer is one of the highest volume HDTV selling chains. With 3628 stores in the US, Wal-Mart has nearly as many outlets as Best Buy, Target and Sears combined. With many stores in rural areas, they may be the only place ... See all stories on this topic » HD Guru

TiVo to Unveil TiVo Premiere Elite, the World's Most Advanced Set-Top Box ... MarketWatch (press release) The TiVo Premiere Elite builds upon the Series4 TiVo Premiere platform, the first and only set-top box to seamlessly combine the best of broadband and broadcast entertainment through one stunning HD interface. The TiVo Premiere Elite is intended for ... See all stories on this topic »

Panasonic CTO: 3D TV Is 'Chicken Or Egg' Story Mediapost.com If you compare that to the introduction of high-definition television 12 years ago, in the first five years [after the introduction of HD] the industry sold less than half a million TVs. It was something like that. This time, it's 5 million in two ... See all stories on this topic »

'Battle Of Ohio' Airs Sunday On 10TV 10TV Q: Why aren't all games shown in high-definition? A: HDTV broadcasts are at the discretion of CBS Sports. WBNS-10TV has no say in which games are broadcast in HDTV. You can comment directly to CBS concerns regarding HD coverage at: audsvcs@cbs.com. ... See all stories on this topic »

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Computor Speakers w/ HDTV??? - High Def Forum - Your High ... I have an adapter for computer speakers in and RCA jacks out. Can I hook computer speakers to the Audio out of my TV and use them along with my. www.highdefforum.com/.../130772-computor-speakers-w-hdt...

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