Yesterday, the FOM and some TV channels (including BBC) gave the green light for the retransmission of F1 Grand Prix in HD. Technically, 42Mo data per second and a resolution of 1080i are the promises of the FOM. Clearly, the image quality unbeatable. Yet once, the F1 shows how it sticks to new technological innovations, and far beyond the automotive technology alone.
question is whether all countries broadcasting the F1 will benefit their viewers the latest technologies. Even so, the important thing in all this is to see the Grand Prix. For the record, yesterday evening, the team looked ChequeredFlags two former GP: Canada 2007 (not far) and Europe 1999 (the last century, but fortunately it does not date much). We have come to the conclusion that the picture became somewhat surreal. Finally, we doubt have remained nostalgic for the days when technology was developing more slowly and offered appliances not designed to be renewed every two years once the warranty expires in fact. A
information for French: TF1 will broadcast in HD CUs.
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