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From www.hdtvmagazine.com

by jcrobso Oct 31, 2006 5:02AM PST

"Panasonic Chief Technology Officer, Paul Liao said, 'Consumers routinely misunderstand the benefits and features of HDTV, such as improved resolution, color and brightness'. According to a July 2006 Panasonic survey, 25% of respondents thought that an HDTV automatically included high-definition pictures on all channels, and 30% said that they had no idea what to do with a new HDTV after opening the packaging."
http://www.hdtvmagazine.com/articles/2006/09/the_hdtv_expo_s.php

The statements above do reflect may of the questions that are posted in this forum. john

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Jcrob great reading

by stewart norrie Oct 31, 2006 6:26AM PST

And I know we folks here at c.net try to help folks with there questions and hook up problems But it seems new hi-def t.v. owners refuse to listen to our advice and complain about upgrading adding hi-def service etc. etc I get so tired hearing people ***** about having to pay that extra $10.00 fee for hi-def programming, buying the rite cables they expect all that great hi-def programming for FREE happy holloween steweeeeee

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