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High Quality Without HD: A Fair Marketing Ploy In A HD Age?

November 19th, 2007 at 4:30 am

Source:Techcrunch
Ive had an interesting conversation privately in the last couple of hours in relation to my previous post on YouTube looking to provide HD videos. The contention comes down to exactly what was meant when Steve Chen of YouTube told CNet that “high quality” videos were coming to YouTube.
Liz Gannes over at NeeTeeVee contends that […]

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