Thread: Standard Def. -> High Def. -> ???
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Old 03-10-2007, 04:13   #5
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Re: Standard Def. -> High Def. -> ???
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Originally Posted by grabbi View Post
That sounds great, but 30,000 hours or life? Dunno how thats going to work, especially at the price!

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EDIT: then again, after doing the math, it comes up at about 3 and a half years, so that would be alright.

The UHDV looks very interesting... I wonder how long before it gets over here... and at what price.

Id probably think before 2010, about 2009, at a price of about £3000-£4000 at the start...

(Sarc!)

I guess getting it down to Consumer pace is going to be a task and a half, so we play the waiting game! hehe
Thanks very much for the info!
That is 3.5 years continuous, so about 14 years of real use.
UHD based on HD that will be here in about 2030! When they have a new codec to broadcast terabytes of tv signal!
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