(noun) HDTV,
a Television System That Has More Than The Usual Number Of Lines Per Frame So Its Pictures Show More Detail
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Sterling, Christopher H. "High-Definition Television as Policy Failure." Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Vol. 47, Issue 1, (2003): 146
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Vickery, Graham. "European Electronics at the Crossroads." OECD Observer, Vol A, Issue 172, (1991):8
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