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Intel Mac minis great little HD machines
That's what Ben Drawbaugh over at HD Beat says, and he should know since he eats, lives, and breaths in HD (I think in much lower resolutions myself). Head on over to HD Beat to get the nitty gritty details, but it seems that support for HD resolutions is now built into OS X (before it requires some extra software) and that's pretty sweet.Does this mean we'll see higher res stuff from the iTunes Music Store? I certainly hope so.
HighDefForum.com reaches 100,000 posts
Good for them. High Def Forum is a great resource for HD and they just hit the 100,000 post mark. The forum was started back in March 10, 2004. It slowly grew and with HD becoming more and more prominent, they website grew. Not to take away from High Def Forum's limelight, but feel free to ask us a question anytime on our comment page. Sometimes a person needs to "talk" to someone about a HDTV though and this is a great place.
Gamers forcing move to HDTV?
I think we've heard this before, but in case you missed it the first time around, word on the street is that high-def gaming will be the primary driver for HDTV growth. At this point there's so much unclear in the HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray war, so high-def gaming has to have some impact. I'd add increased high-def programming options as a key driver and I'd even go out on a limb and add increased Windows Media Center PC sales to the list. What are we missing? What other drivers are forcing the move to HDTV?
