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Old 24-05-2012, 19:17   #902
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Re: General Sky TV Discussion

Ultra HD from Sky in ‘two to three years a possibility’ says satellite boss

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Sky could be launching ultra high definition TV services via satellite within three years says the owner of the Astra satellites used by Sky and Freesat.
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Speaking to industry analysts, Bausch, the president and CEO of SES Global, said: “We are very confident that U-HDTV will happen. BSkyB lead the introduction of HDTV in Europe so do not be surprised if you see us partnering with BSkyB in order to pioneer the introduction of ultra-HDTV in the next two to three years. We are in close cooperation with our customers on their plans.

“U-HDTV is still in its early days but NHK’s approach is for full 8K. The other U-HDTV is 4K and we see this as being more commercially focussed and could be a reality only two or three years from now.
http://recombu.com/digital/news/ultr...ss_M10515.html
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