What is the difference between High Definition (HDTV) and current Digital TV services? – High Definition (HDTV) FAQs
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What is the difference between High Definition (HDTV) and current Digital TV services? – High Definition (HDTV) FAQs
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HD is the new standard of television technology. It provides 1080 lines of resolution compared to the 480 lines of resolution on standard Digital service. HDTV offers wide-screen picture viewing with quality similar to 35mm film along with compact disc (CD) sound quality. From a viewer’s perspective, High Definition translates to better visual and acoustic enjoyment when watching TV. Wide screen is defined as 16:9 ratio of width to height. An analog TV has a 4:3 ratio.
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