High-Definition Television, also known as HDTV, is digitally broadcast television, which has slowly replaced analog versions with higher resolution and better image quality than standard-definition TV.
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Beginning with Luxembourg in 2006, followed then by ten other European countries, the advent of government mandated digital tv began. The United States decision to transition came soon after. The U. S. Required all television stations to move from analog to digital transmission effective June, 2006. 2011 will mark Asia’s entry into the digital tv era with Japan coming on board.