July 6, 2007, Newsletter Issue #71: Live Sports in HDTV – Barely Short of Being at the Game

Tip of the Week

HDTV is in more and more homes each year. This increase in demand has pushed more channels and types of programming to broadcast in HDTV signal for their viewers. As great as it is to see some of these on HDTV, few match the benefits that high definition brings to live sports.

Most subscribers to HDTV use it for watching some form of sport. Whether football, basketball, baseball, or even golf, these people will all agree that the picture provided makes you feel like you are in the stands, on the field, or holding the flagstick. Most major sports are now on HDTV at some point or another. We can thank ESPN for this as they have multiple channels dedicated to high definition programming. On Sunday nights, you can catch an NFL game, in season, on ESPNHD. On CBSHD, you can catch NFL, College Basketball, and even Golf. The Olympics are now even being broadcast in HDTV and I, for one, cannot wait to see them.

If you want to enhance your sports entertainment, look into getting HDTV for your home. You will agree with others that there is not even a comparison between standard, and even digital, cable to high definition. Put it this way, you can see the blades of grass, individual blades, on the field. Add to all of this the fact that you get a widescreen aspect ration and you can even see more of the court, field, or fairway.

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