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What is Digital TV?
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What is Digital TV?

DTV stands for Digital Television. It is the broadcast standard that will replace the 50-year-old analog transmission system that you see on your television today. The digital transmission system captures images and sounds using a digital code comprised of ones and zeros, just like computers. This revolutionary technology will dramatically improve the quality of Video service and enhance what television already does! Key features of digital television include:

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Posted: FiosGuru - Tue, Dec 26, 2006 7:42 PM. This article has been viewed 2064 times.
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