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Old 19-10-2006, 18:50   #9
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Re: ntl:HD? and all things tech relating to NTL/virgin or unspecifyed stuff

one more step down the HD road, if this ever makes it to commercial availablity then the future DVB-H might get it in its handsets.

remember 'high definition' does not equate to BIG screens.

http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadge...hes-208080.php

"Sanyo Develops Smallest HD Display: 7.1 Inches
Sanyo has developed what they claim to be the world' smallest high definition (1920x1080) display. Coming in at 7.1 inches, the display, which is an LCD, is designed and optimized for mobile devices.

To that end, the display's innards are designed to keep power consumption as low as possible. In other small display news, Sanyo has also developed a 2.6-inch display that supports up to XGA resolution, or 1024x768.

Expect to eventually see this in cellphones. Smaller displays, higher resolutions... what more could you want? (Unless you're a hippie and want peace or something.) – Nicholas Deleon"

http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/high%20definition/
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