A TV set that supports high definition TV. See HDTV and HDTV display modes.
HDTV Sets
The three major categories of wide screen high-definition TV sets are CRTs, flat panels and rear projection units. Wide screen CRTs have almost become extinct due to lower prices in the other two categories.
HDTV Sets
The three major categories of wide screen high-definition TV sets are CRTs, flat panels and rear projection units. Wide screen CRTs have almost become extinct due to lower prices in the other two categories.
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