James Delahunty
15 Apr 2007 19:24
According to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), the group which organizes the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, over one quarter of homes in the United States now have a high-definition TV set. Approximately 35 million HDTVs are in American homes today, accounting for about 28 per cent, and according to the trade group, the figure is set to grow by another 16 million by the end of the year.
Of those who own a HDTV set, the CEA claims that 86 per cent say they are "highly satisfied" with their TV. Last year, Frank N. Magid Associates reported that only about 15% of households had an HDTV, but projected that number would climb rapidly. The increasing amount of HD content being made available is giving consumers more incentive to invest in a HD display.
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TG Daily