HDTV Television

The new Emirates Stadium will be the first HDTV-ready stadium in the country.
Amongst the equipment in the stadium will be 439 digital television screens, with all screens able to handle HD Images. Live content will be produced in a special HD production gallery, which then feeds content to the large screen displays.
To enable this, Sony [...]

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Mitsubishi show the first Laser projection TV set end of last week.
Instead of white-light mercury lamps a Laser TV uses a red, blue and green laser to generate images. The advantages are bright and deep images on large, thin, lightweight screens.
Apparently the first Laser HDTV will go on sale in 2007.
Plasma and LCD [...]

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Freeview is searching for 450 volunteers in London to take part in a half-year trial of HDTV broadcasts through the free-to-air digital TV service.
The BBC and ITV will offer HD broadcasts of live World Cup matches during the trial period. Other shows will also be made available in the format.
To take part, viewers [...]

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Mitsubishi anounced a new 52-inch model of high definition television that uses coloured lasers to create a dazzling display.
According to the New York Times, the images produced by the laser technology are said to be better than those seen in films.
The technology has developed from existing rear-projection televisions that used mercury lamps as the light [...]

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