Engadget HD goes hands-on with the high def six o'clock news
by Ben Drawbaugh 
posted Aug 30th 2007 at 12:21PM
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Alex Padilla @ Aug 30th 2007 1:47PM
Gotta comment on having the hometown make it on Engadget!
granny down east @ Aug 30th 2007 1:38PM
Thanks for providing links within the article. It is a great teaching tool for us HD noobs.
DJ @ Aug 30th 2007 2:35PM
WRAL FTW!
I guess i have been spoiled all this time.
From Wikipedia
In 1996, WRAL-TV was granted the first experimental high-definition television license in the United States by the FCC. In 2000, WRAL-DT aired the world's first all-HDTV newscast on October 13. In January 2001, WRAL converted all of its local news broadcasts to high-definition.
Joseph @ Aug 30th 2007 7:39PM
WRAL had the first HD helicopter too!