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Old 09-18-2007, 06:40 PM   #1
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Default Guess what products won't be able to do this?
"EICTA, the body representing consumer electronics industries in the European Union, recently announced their new "HD ready 1080p" product qualifier.

Up until now, there have been many company proprietary logo's on the market attesting to "full high definition" or "Full HD" capabilities of a flat screen TV. But from now on, products in Europe that meet a set of minimum technical criteria will carry the "HD ready 1080p" logo. It has been designed for flat screen televisions that can receive, process and display high definition 1080p signals."

It shouldn't be hard to figure this out. I'll give you a hint:

All 1080i hd-dvd players from Toshiba.
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