High definition television is produced using 10 bit signals. The number of colors can therefore be as high as 1 billion. However, transmission to domestic receivers and most local interfaces operate only at 8 bit, reducing the number of colors to a mere 16 million. Despite the loss of almost 90% of the original color, this is still higher than most displays can reproduce so there is no visible difference between them. The use of 10 bit signals in the broadcast environment allows for editing and image processing to be carried out without any noticeable loss of quality. There are, as far as I know, no 10 bit capable domestic displays, so the viewer would not benefit from 10 signals if they were transmitted.
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It has an Nvidia Tegra chip built in, and if you put it in a dock ( sold separately) and plug the HDMI into your HD TV, you can watch HD videos on your TV from your Zune HD. It also has an OLED screen, which gives vibrant and more contrast for colors than LCD.
There are 66 HD channels offered by Sky HD.
The most significant thing about Direct TV HD service is the quality of the picture. The colors are more in depth, the picture is clearer and less grainy.
yes there all the same just different colors
When it comes to true high definition you really can't tell the difference until you've gone and put it on a full HD television. If you don't have an HDTV, a full HD camera might not be worth the investment, but if you do, then it most certainly may be. Try out an HD camera and see if it doesn't blow you away with its crisp details and rich colors.
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No. Your HD tv should be able to handle many formats.
My 2004 HD gets 12-14 No year, no accurate answer.
iTunes should already be displayed correctly. You're computer is not HD, your monitor is. If you're having display issues, then try to change your resolution.
There are many different HD TV's available with 1080p. Some of the top rated HD TV's with these specification are made by Samsung or the Sony company.