Invader3K wrote:
Personally I'm looking forward to the highly increased picture quality
and digital surround sound that DTV can provide. If some people want to
stick with their 1950s technology, so be it; but don't hold it against
those of us who want to move into the 21st century, thank you very
much. Many parts of the world like Japan and Western Europe have pretty
much moved to DTV already, and those countries haven't been engulfed in
mobs of angry people who can't watch TV anymore.

I can't speak for Europe.. but Japan is still using both NTSC (terrestrial)
and HDTV (DTH satellite). They plan to remain that way for the foreseeable
future.

On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 05:39:49 +0900, "Brenda Ann"
wrote:

Invader3K wrote:
Personally I'm looking forward to the highly increased picture quality
and digital surround sound that DTV can provide. If some people want to
stick with their 1950s technology, so be it; but don't hold it against
those of us who want to move into the 21st century, thank you very
much. Many parts of the world like Japan and Western Europe have pretty
much moved to DTV already, and those countries haven't been engulfed in
mobs of angry people who can't watch TV anymore.

I can't speak for Europe.. but Japan is still using both NTSC (terrestrial)
and HDTV (DTH satellite). They plan to remain that way for the foreseeable
future.

C-band satellite is still NTSC on a number of channels. People have
to remember that Digital TV is not HDTV. it can be but that isn't
necessarily so.

Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com