First, my brother gets a 50" DLP HD a couple years ago, and he doesn't realize he is not getting HD because he is still watching the non-HD channels (i.e., channel 10 cable rather than channel 910). Now my sister just purchases a 42"' LCD HDTV and hooks up the HDMI cable and says the picture looks fine and doesn't want to spend an extra $5 a month for HD Access from Comcast because the picture looks fine as it is. How do you argue with this? When I try to explain they just get upset. And they don't like the fact that they have bars on the side of the non-HD channels.
Seems like I recall where over 50% of households with HDTV's are not actually receiving HDTV on them. Part of the problem is with the HD source, and part of it is the households. I'm not sure which party is more culpable. Others' experiences?
Seems like I recall where over 50% of households with HDTV's are not actually receiving HDTV on them. Part of the problem is with the HD source, and part of it is the households. I'm not sure which party is more culpable. Others' experiences?