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HDTV: growing fast but most know little about it

A September Best Buy survey of more than 1,000 consumers showed many remain in the dark when it comes to HD:

• 89% feel they lack complete understanding of HDTV technology - how it works and what it takes to get the full HDTV experience.

• 41% of HDTV owners admit to knowing little to nothing at all about HDTV, they would not want to admit that to family and friends.

• 39% don't even identify an HD-ready TV as necessary for hi-def experience.

• Many consumers don't understand that additional components such as access to HD programming or an HD antenna (44%), HD cables (52%) and an audio system (62%) are necessary to get the optimum HDTV experience.

This news article also includes comments from a Best Buy operations manager, who briefly explains HDTV and consumers' experience with it.
The Round Peg - contributor
Published: 717 days 10 hours ago | News | Industry News | Tech
 
 
 

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