The Dawn Of HD Radio
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Broadcasters embrace digital service public knows little about.-washingtonpost.com
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By David Lieberman  NEW YORK -- Radio stations eager to promote their growing array of free digital broadcasts get a potent new ally today as Wal-Mart starts selling receivers for the technology known as HD Radio.
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When WHUR launched "high definition" digital radio this year, it advertised the move several times an hour on air. It slapped the "HD Radio" logo on its letterhead and employee jackets. It drove around town in a specially outfitted van inviting people to listen to the crisp, no-static sound. And it tutored consumer electronics retailers about the technology.
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Audiophiliac Steve Guttenberg ponders the imminent demise of HD DVD and looks back over a long history of defunct formats.
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Receiver will allow your TV to display HD content that's stored on your PC.
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Cable operators have been fighting bandwidth limits to squeeze in more high definition content. A new system aims to assist in that fight without sacrificing quality.
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A new study addressing the quality of AM broadcasts when stations reduce  the bandwidth of their transmitted signals to below 10 kHz is providing  the National Radio Systems Committee (NRSC) with valuable information on  possible ways to improve the listener experience with AM radio.
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Cut-price out-loud audio for your iPod Review Years ago, long before the iPod Revolution of 2001, somebody somewhere came up with the ingenious idea of packing portable speakers and then plugging their Discman in so they could listen to music in a hotel room, as very few hotel rooms had stereos of any sort.â¦
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The new in-dash receivers include options for satellite radio; HD Radio; MP3/WMA players; USB mass storage devices; and Bluetooth connectivity.
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Electronic devices are starting to come equipped with a short-range, high-speed wireless radio technology known as ultrawideband.
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Among professional sports leagues, high definition video is a permanent fixture, both inside the new stadiums where fans congregate and on HDTVs that fans are watching. But there's confusion there today, it seems, over wireless technologies.
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In a recent survey of HDTV owners by NPD Group, a full 73% were satisfied with the picture quality provided by upconverted DVDs for them to become too interested in a high-definition disc player of either format. Other figures are equally shocking, suggesting that the high-def format war may already be over. BetaNews spoke at length with the NPD report's author, analyst Ross Rubin.
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If stereos were Stetsons, this would be a ten gallon hat Review Of late, the compact Hi-Fi system has struggled to find a place in the affections of consumers keener on more sophisticated home cinema audio rigs. However, the technology that looked like it was about to drive the last nail into the compact Hi-Fi coffin is set to breath new life into the format as products like the Gigajuke deliver the playback quality of a Hi-Fi combined with the storage capacity of a hard drive.â¦
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Vendors are seeding the market with HD consumers devices of various sorts. But if you get an MPEG-4 set-top box, for example, when will there be enough HD cable content around for you to manage?
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from LPs to compact discs and from VHS to DVD,&quot; says Jeff Joseph of the Consumer Electronics Association. &quot;High definition
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Samsung's new digital music player has an FM radio receiver that supports the radio data broadcasting system used on many European radio stations.
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How XM and Sirius persuaded millions that paying to listen to a cool technology beats listening to a boring one for free.