Guess what products won't be able to do this?

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Originally Posted by MouseRider

Well, the terms themselves could be better.

It's like those strip joints near LAX that not only advertise "Nude" but "Fully Nude", English-wise, nude already means no clothes so WTF.

Personally, I like how Sony puts it, "Beyond High Definition".

If you take the definition of HDTV as what is defined by the ATSC broadcast standard, it specifies that "High-definition television has a resolution of
approximately twice that of conventional television in both the horizontal (H) and vertical (V) dimensions and a picture aspect ratio (H × V) of 16:9. ITU-R Recommendation 1125 further defines “HDTV quality” as the delivery of a television picture which is subjectively identical with the interlaced HDTV studio standard.

The highest broadcast resolution for HDTV is 1080i, so 1080p is, naturally, "Beyond High Definition".

I seem to remember that HD television in the U.S. could be 720i, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p. 720 is a lot more than SDTV's 480.