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Washington Insider Series: The HDTV Transition

Overview 2003 saw high-definition television (HDTV) blossom. Sales soared beyond expectations as digital TV (DTV) broadcasts multiplied across the country. In fact, the HDTV evolution is looking more and more like a real revolution. The evidence? Continued strong unit sales of digital television displays, the continuing resolution of key public policy issues, aggressive new HDTV adoption plans by the cable television industry and a steady increase in the hours of compelling HDTV content.

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Publisher	Consumer Electronics Association	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	120
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Topics	Monitors and Displays

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