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What is HDTV

Have an HDTV or ready to buy?
Get the most from it with HD service.

Now get even MORE HD channels with Cox Digital Cable!

High Definition Service:
  • FREE Hi-Def programming, including local HD channels that you can't get with satellite*
  • Twice the color resolution (1080i) and a picture that is six times sharper than traditional TV.

You won't believe it until you see it. Watch real-life adventures in science and nature like you are actually there. Experience movies as if you're sitting in the theater. HD Service from Cox gives you the highest quality picture and sound.
 

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An image displayed on a TV screen is comprised of small, adjacent rectangles known as "pixels." TV resolution refers to the number of horizontal lines (comprised of pixels) that are displayed on the TV screen. High-definition TVs have up to 1080 horizontal lines – more than twice as many as an analog TV set.
Nothing else even comes close.
A clearer better way to enjoy the highest quality picture and sound. Cox leads the way with exclusive local HD programming.

Make the most of your HDTV by upgrading your cable or digital cable service to include HD!

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* Cox Basic service required for local HD channels. Cox Digital Cable and Standard Service required for Expanded HD channels. Digital Cable and paid subscription to HBO, Cinemax, Starz, Showtime or a Cox Digital tier required for HBO HD, Cinemax HD, Starz HD, Showtime HD or other Digital HD programming. Televisions and other consumer owned devices equipped with a CableCARD may require a digital set top receiver in order to receive all programming options offered by Cox Digital Cable. An HD-capable TV set with YPbPr inputs that supports 1080i signals and HD receiver rental or CableCARD required.

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