NEW YORK—JVC, the inventor of VHS, has
announced the introduction of two new D-VHS digital video recorders, including
one model with an integrated digital HDTV receiver. The
new decks, the HM-DT100 and HM-DH5, record, play back and archive
high-definition content, and play D-Theater™ HD movies. The new video decks are
the first D-VHS hi-def digital recorders equipped with the digital
High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), which provides the highest quality,
uncompressed digital pictures and sound through a single connection. Since HDMI is all-digital, there is
virtually no signal deterioration, resulting in pristine, “lossless” images just
like the original.
HM-DT100
D-VHS Integrated HDTV
Receiver/Recorder
For maximum convenience and full
access to high-definition programs, the top-of-the-line HM-DT100 is equipped
with an integrated digital HDTV receiver.
Technically referred to as an ATSC tuner, this allows users to receive,
record, and view all forms of digital programs, including HD broadcasts, without
an extra set-top box.
HM-DH5
D-VHS Digital HDTV
VCR
Single Uncompressed Digital HDMI
Connection With HDCP Protection
Set to become the standard of the future, HDMI technology
is an exciting new breakthrough that makes it possible to send uncompressed
digital video and audio signals through a single connection.
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