Thursday, July 22, 2010

High definition television (HDTV)


Mesti semua dah penah dengar pasal HDTV kan? kalau ada sesiapa yang tak pernah dengar tu, memang sangat-sangat ketinggalan, ko tinggal kt abad ke bape sekarang? haha.. orait! korang tahu tak HDTV ni apa ? dan tahu tak yang HDTV ni jugak ada banyak spesis? aku da tanya Uncle Google semua tu. Kat bawah ni aku letakan apa yang aku dapat dari Uncle Google, kalau nak tahu lebih lagi, tanya la die sendiri lagi ok?...

High definition television (HDTV) is the highest form of digital television. It has a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is similar in appearance to a movie theater screen. HDTV has a couple of advantages over the old analog TV format -- the wide screen and the resolution.

The wide screen is good on our eyes -- we see the rectangular wide screen images better than the old square format. Basically, our eyes see better from left/right compared to up/down. The wide screen will also let us see more of the on-screen scene, which is great for sports and movies.

Resolution is undoubtedly HDTVs biggest selling point. HDTV's resolutions are 720p, 1080i and 1080p -- the number stands for the number of lines that create the image and the letter describes the type of scan used by the TV to display the picture.

Resolution matters because the more lines means a better picture. This is a similar concept to digital photos and how dpi determines print quality.

Which HDTV Format Is Better -- 720p, 1080i, and 1080p?

To put the 720 or 1080 lines into perspective, televisions of the past had 480 lines. Since more lines means a better picture then that alone shows why the HDTV has a nicer picture than an analog TV.

More lines is nice but don't forget about the 'p' and 'i' in the 720p, 1080i and 1080p. The letter is an abbreviation for the type of scan the TV uses -- 'p' stands for progressive and 'i' stands for interlaced.

Progressive scan is better than interlaced because it processes the images twice as fast. This faster scan rate produces better clarity and color in the on-screen picture.

The difference between 720p and 1080i is minimal but the TV industry is using 720p more than 1080i. So, buying a 720p HDTV is recommended over a 1080i HDTV.

As far as 1080p, there is no doubt that 1080p is the best resolution on the market. However, there is little to no difference in picture quality between a 1080p and 720p at the 32" and below screen size.

Enjoy your HDTV!!

source : tv.about.com/od/hdtv/a/whatisHDTV.htm

p/s : Dah lama aku tak wat entri pasal gadget kan? aku malas sebenarnya...hehehe..

Life is all about choices!!


Untuk entri hari ni aku malas nak update sangat sebab aku dah mengantuk...lagi satu sebab aku malas nk update sebab aku tak ada idea langsung hari ni. Ada sesiapa mempunyai idea? cepat bagi taw aku...aku bosan ni...

Life aku hari ni bosan sket, tak ada apa-apa sangat cuma time klas pagi tadi jer lecturer da bagi assignment 1, tp due date lambat lagi... perlu tak aku wat sekarang? or aku patut delay dulu assignment tu? hurm... nanti-nanti lak aku pikir pasal assignment tu, kena cari group member lagi, dah la aku cume kenal sorang jer budak kelas aku... tu pun sebab member lame dari 1st year... rase-rase sape? haha... Ya! betul, Elly Suriati...hehe, jangan marah yer elly...harap-harap dia lah cari member group yg len, aku terlalu "rajin" nak cari...hohoh

ok lah, mengantuk la pulak, macam nak tido, tapi tido petang-petang ni orang kata tak elok..betol ke? sebab apa ek? hurmm... tak apa, kita tengok dulu macam mana nanti..haha..

ok, adioz

p/s : Title tak ada kena mengena langsung..<- bukti aku tak ada idea
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