What is Total HD?
As our demand for bigger and better technology continues to grow, it is no surprise that we want our entertainment options to present more clarity, better sound quality, and images that are richer in color and tone than they have ever been in the past. With all this in mind, the concept of total high definition, or Total HD comes into play. For a number of years, consumers have enjoyed the option of high definition television, with the true color viewing experience. In fact, many satellite and cable companies have built their reputations on the use of HD TV equipment that would ensure a crisp and clear viewing experience for all their subscribers. As great as the improvements have been, there is still more to come. In fact, the dawn of 2007 saw a brand new level of image reproduction that is sure to create a whole new frenzy when it comes to television and movie entertainment. On 8 January 2007, Warner Brothers announced that they were releasing an even better option for visual media:
First announced at this years Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the Total HD is a disc thats capable of playing on both Blu-ray and HD DVD players (one format on each side). It was initially due to launch in the second half of 2007, but was then delayed until the beginning of 2008. It is now on indefinite hold.
