> So what? You STILL don't have HD, and have not any idea what you're
> missing.
>
> "The digital switchover starts in 2008 when the Border region has its
> analogue signal turned off. The process then works through Granada, Wales
> and the West Country in 2009; Grampian, Scottish and the West in 2010;
> Yorkshire, Central and East Anglia in 2011; and culminates in London,
> Meridian and Ulster in 2012." Here's where I said you MAY have HD by 2020
> or so. You must live in the border region, because London still doesn't
> have even digital.

>
> Seth Hammond wrote:
>

>> So what? You STILL don't have HD, and have not any idea what you're
>> missing.
>>
>> "The digital switchover starts in 2008 when the Border region has its
>> analogue signal turned off. The process then works through Granada, Wales
>> and the West Country in 2009; Grampian, Scottish and the West in 2010;
>> Yorkshire, Central and East Anglia in 2011; and culminates in London,
>> Meridian and Ulster in 2012." Here's where I said you MAY have HD by 2020
>> or so. You must live in the border region, because London still doesn't
>> have even digital.

>
> Seth - the brits have digital TV running alongside analogue. All the dates are showing is
> when analogue is switched off! The fact that they have both running doesn't mean that
> they do not have digital at present.
>
> They also get it via satellite and cable and have done so for years! They also have HDTV and have had ...