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Press release, March 10; Eric Mah, DIGITIMES Asia
Monday 10 March 2008
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Posted on Mar 11, 02:45
HDTVs are all that're being made. Doesn't mean people don't know about HD packages when they're not bought. Prices are up. People are cutting expenses, not paying more for the same shows. Low quality video is well-received, the web proves that.Posted on Mar 11, 01:44
The release states that price is an important factor in determining what service(s) a consumer purchases and then blames ignorance for reduced uptake of HD premium service packages. This makes me question the veracity of this survey.