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A few years ago, when I was first getting involved with desktop DVD production, I realized that the DVD is an ideal choice for compiling and archiving professional presentations.

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but the term HD means different things to different people, and it's not at all clear what the practical advantages to using HD in the business world might be. Not yet, anyway.EVERYWHERE YOU TURN THESE DAYS PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT HIGH-DEFINITION VIDEO, OTHERWISE KNOWN SIMPLY AS HD. BUT SCARCELY ANYONE STOPS TALKING LONG ENOUGH TO LEARN PRECISELY WHAT HD IS (AND ISN'T), OR TO CONTEMPLATE WHETHER THERE ARE ANY PRACTICAL REASONS FOR INVESTING IN THE EQUIPMENT AND KNOW-HOW NECESSARY TO CREATE AND DISPLAY HD CONTENT, ESPECIALLY IN THE WORKPLACE.

"All things great and small" could have easily been the theme of this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Everywhere you turned big, eye-popping flat screens vied for the attention of those walking the aisles. But in-between the plasmas, LCDs and rear-projection TVs, it was gizmos galore. And no matter what you looked at, be it digital cameras, camcorders or flash media, the theme seemed to be tiny, shiny, easy-to-carry gadgets.

Currently, DVDs can hold up to 4.7GB of material.

Because these new designs incorporate a built-in monitor, they require only one power cord, rather than the tangle of cords that come with most computers.

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Hitachi CMP307XJ Product review ($19995 list)