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Plasma TV is not HD, then the HD is better. Most Plasma TVs ARE HDTV. There are some which are EDTV (Enhanced Definition TV). This is because television stations are required to change their format to Digital in the coming years. This means that any TV which is not Digital ready may become obsolete without a conversion device. It is unclear if having Cable/Satellite will allow such a conversion, but if not, then almost all televisons made in the last several years will be difficult to use without a convertor. No solid news as to how much such a convertor might cost.

HDTV is not a display technology, it is a television picture definition / technology requiring TVs accept and display pictures that are 720p or 1080i. 720p is considered HDTV and requires that TVs display at least 720 lines vertically, progressively scanned. SDTV or standard definition TV is 480i (480 lines vertically, interlace scanned). EDTV is 480p (480 lines progressively scanned).

Many commercial plasma displays display 768 lines vertically and so are capable of native display of 720p or down converted 1080i. New HD disc players (Blu-ray and HD-DVD) as well as many new TVs are supporting 1080p which is beyond the HDTV standards.

I’m quite happy watching my HD Plasma TV right now. It’s great!