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Robert Gammon wrote:
wrote:

there are a wide variety of HD bandwidths, trimmed for lack of a better
term to fit the $ and bandwidth available

I will get some citys that lack high def, and beyond that there are
really few high def sets out there, percentage wise to analog ones

Even the $119 TV that we bought at Walmart 6 months ago is capable of
displaying HDTV. Granted 480p ONLY, but it has component video inputs
ready for a HDTV tuner.

Hi,
480P is not a HD, it's so called ED. Better than SD(480i) any way.
HD business is still evolving.