The future look of HD

[Tom Bombadil]

Here's how HD programming will look in the future on both E* and D* once the new compression algorithms are implemented:

http://www.boingboing.net/2005/12/16/groovetube_makes_tv_.html

 

[dfergie]

Heh... they are halfway there...

 

[BrettTRay]

Don't Jinx us!!!!!

 

[Kandiru]

Agree, but there is even better coming, along with the demise copper lines thin dual and thick coaxial.

It is called Fios and Verizon is testing it right now in Texas. It involves fiber optic delivery to your homes. The customer will have 20-30 HD channels, internet, and phone service (for those of us familiar with VOIP free US/Can/PR). Now this is revolutionary!

www.verizonfios.com

A little bit about their HD:

http://www22.verizon.com/FiosForHome/Channels/FiosTV/hdtv.aspx#

Cheerz m8s

 

[Kandiru]

Oh no i got the joke, talk about HD Lite. Yeah this could be next step.

 

[tawhite]

Looks a little sharper than Dish to me.

 

[hdtvtechno]

Looks a little sharper than Dish to me.

LOL

 

[Sarang]

Agree, but there is even better coming, along with the demise copper lines thin dual and thick coaxial.
It is called Fios and Verizon is testing it right now in Texas. It involves fiber optic delivery to your homes. The customer will have 20-30 HD channels, internet, and phone service (for those of us familiar with VOIP free US/Can/PR). Now this is revolutionary!
www.verizonfios.com
A little bit about their HD:
http://www22.verizon.com/FiosForHome/Channels/FiosTV/hdtv.aspx#

Cheerz m8s

Only problem there is because it's like Cable people like me get screwed out of International programming. The Asian American audience in Kansas isn't big enough though I would LOVE to have almost all the HD channels currently offered that Fios would probably provide and I'd pay a premium for Korean network channels in HD.