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DHDTV
(redirected from Digital High-Definition Television)

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DHDTVDigital High-Definition Television


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Demonstrations of digital high-definition television (HDTV) dominated NAB '97.
A tale of two trade shows: Cable '97 and NAB '97 by Video Age International
Computer experts said the full market potential to deliver video rentals by phone won't happen until the Federal Communications Commission sets the standards for digital high-definition television, Adams said.
Computerizing film libraries will revolutionize video-rental scene by Hathcock, Jim / Los Angeles Business Journal
Celebrating the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) seal of approval today on the historic "plug-and-play" agreement struck between major cable operators and consumer electronics manufacturers in December 2002, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) lauded the Commission for paving the way for swift and successful delivery of digital high-definition television (HDTV) products to U.
FCC Cable Plug-And-Play Adoption Swings DTV Transition Floodgates ... by Business Wire
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