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HD Ready TV
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What is the difference between HD Ready TV and Full HD Ready TV and if it has Freeview do you just need an ariel to view the programs as we are looking for a new tv
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A HD ready TV is a TV with a HD screen but no built in way of receiving a HD signal, so it needs to be connected to an external HD source (such as a sky HD box, for example)
A HD TV has a HD screen and also has a built in way to receive HD TV (either a freeview HD tuner, or a freesat HD)
there is also 3 levels of HD, 720p, 1080i and 1080p.... generally 1080p (the best one) is referred to as full HD, the others are just HD.
A HD ready TV is a TV with a HD screen but no built in way of receiving a HD signal, so it needs to be connected to an external HD source (such as a sky HD box, for example)
A HD TV has a HD screen and also has a built in way to receive HD TV (either a freeview HD tuner, or a freesat HD)
there is also 3 levels of HD, 720p, 1080i and 1080p.... generally 1080p (the best one) is referred to as full HD, the others are just HD.