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| | | | | Analog, Digital, EDTV and HDTV - Types of Displays
Analog -
An analog TV cannot display progressive-scan DVD or HDTV. It can show only standard-definition programs such as those found on regular TV, cable, or satellite--including digital cable and DirecTV or Dish Network.
Digital -
A digital television, sometimes called a DTV, can also display progressive-scan DVD and almost always HDTV.
EDTV -
This stands for Enhanced-Definition TV, and usually it describes a television that can display HDTV signals but doesn't have enough resolution to really do them justice. Most often it applies to plasma TVs and denotes 852x480 pixels (more info).
HDTV-
High-definition televisions, or HDTVs, can display standard TV, progressive-scan DVD, and HDTV signals. They're by far the most common type of digital television today.
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