HDTV Television

The European Information and Communications Technology Association (EICTA) today announced yet another logo that it hopes will help clear confusion from the minds of consumers as they migrate from traditional television into the HDTV.

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The BBC is to screen this summer’s football World Cup and Wimbledon championships in High-definition television (HDTV).
The trial run of the service will include the BBC’s share of World Cup matches and key Wimbledon ties in June.

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Philips announced the Blu-ray Disc, DVD and CD writer for PCs at the CES 2006.
The Samsung SH-B022 Blu-ray writer is only able to write Blu-ray discs. The Philips SPD7000 is able to write Blu-ray, DVD and CD discs, thus the name TripleWriter. The Pioneer Blu-ray writer BDR-101A we reported about in December is [...]

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77% of over 1,200 canadian Digital Home readers own an HDTV television.
Among respondents who owned an HDTV, the five most popular types were CRT or tube television at 22.5%, followed by CRT rear projection 19.4%, LCD 14.9%, DLP 14.4%, and LCD Rear Projection 13.8%.

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Sony plans to launch laptop PCs with Blu-ray Disc drives in the middle of 2006, an executive said at the CeBIT technology show here.
The first computers to feature Blu-ray Disc drives will be high-end models aimed at multimedia use, but over time the technology will trickle down to other models, said [...]

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ADS Tech company lunch a HDTV tuner.
Installation of the card is easy. It’s an ordinary PCI device that fits in a standard slot.
The steps are easy: Buy the product. Install the software. Shut off your PC, then open it up and install the card, connecting its cable outlets to your antenna and its sound [...]

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A new generation of high-definition television is about to hit the market with several vendors set to go head to head to a battle to swing consumers over to big screens with HDTV hard drives.
By incorporating enough storage to make a buyer for a midsize business stand up and take notice, companies [...]

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