Sentence examples for HD from inspiring English sources

They also achieve better contrast ratios and have none of the motion problems of LCDs.Like many others, Babbage may well hang on to his existing HD television until OLED sets become more widely available.

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"The cost of domestic CCTV systems is minimal, as electrical retailers now sell HD domestic CCTV systems for a little over £100.

Being Human had 889,000 viewers, a 3.4% share of the audience between 9pm and 10pm on BBC3, with a further 227,000 (0.87%) for the BBC HD simulcast, for 1.12 million in total.

The fate of Netflix isn't entwined with a gigantic sales operation, so you can enjoy an ad-free experience for seven quid a month, in HD.

The details are still sketchy the specification will not be finalised until February but HD-DVD will offer at least three times the storage capacity of DVD, while improved video-compression software will further boost capacity.

Both Intel and Microsoft backed Toshiba's rival HD-DVD format as the industry standard.Britain's economy has been weaker than statisticians previously thought.

If Sony can launch the console next year, before HD-DVD devices become widely available, it may be able to establish critical mass for Blu-ray.

As well as offering much higher capacities than today's high-definition disc formats (Blu-ray and HD-DVD), holographic discs ought to be more difficult to counterfeit, which should appeal to the film industry.

Second, Sony is banking on PS3 to help Blu-ray beat out a rival format for high-definition video discs, the HD-DVD system from the Toshiba camp.Like Betamax before it, Blu-ray is technically smarter than its rival, but more complicated and expensive.