By 2008, more than 40% of U.S. households will own an HD-ready TV but only 16% will be able to enjoy HD content - even when it is given away for free, according to The Diffusion Group.
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40% of US households will own an HDTV-ready TV set
By 2008, more than 40% of U.S. households will own an HD-ready TV but only 16% will be able to enjoy HD content - even when it is given away for free, according to The Diffusion Group.
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