Today in America our current broadcast standard is a 525 lines, and 500 dots, field per second based system called the NTSC (National Television systems Committee

HDTV is not simply a new standard for color televisions; it is in fact a doorway to becoming the world leader in setting the standards for; computer screens, laptop flat panel displays, medical imaging displays, automobile interactive displays and of course high definition wide screens. HDTV is as much about sound quality improvements as it is about clarity of the visual screen.

The pro's and con's regarding having HDTV as the new standard are many, but the con’s are still at large. Not all broadcasters are interested in HDTV at all. If you have an HDTV, you can only use its full capabilities on a few channels that you have to pay extra for. The rest of the time, it’s the same old crappy quality as a $75 TV. During this current transitional period, broadcasters will have channel space to send NTSC signals and HDTV signals at the same time. It was first pred

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