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First Public Demonstration of Sigma's 3DTV Technology

A number of companies have been working to provide consumers with the means to connect HDTVs to the Internet. I believe when this technology ultimately enters the mainstream it could very well lead to cultural, economic and political changes that affect how our content is produced, and specifically who will be producing it.

SDV technology distributes digital video content through cable network in a cost-effective manner so that additional uses can be made using the free bandwidth.

Sharp announced a new line of Aquos HDTVs, that will add a yellow subpixel to the normal red, green and blue (RGB) colors used in TV pixels.