“把简单的事情搞复杂了,太累;把复杂的事情搞简单了,贡献!”这句人人熟知的格言,可以很贴切地用在我们社会生活的各个方面。目前,在家电市场上,最累的莫过于我们的电视消费者了。当看到厂家将数字高清从“1080i”到“720P”直至“顶级1080P”不断跨越的时候,当厂家声称的各种高清技术粉墨登场的时候,消费者却为自己所购的或将要购买的高清电视是不是真正的高清电视而困惑着。因为当他们花费大量的积蓄如获至宝地将自己新买的数字高清电视抱回家后,使用时发现与所期待的效果大相径庭。虽然这是由于大多数用户只能接收现行模拟体制的有线电视画面所造成的,但由此引发的售后服务纠纷连连不断;商家常常以目前没有高清电视信号为理由来答复。既然最终的数字电视显示正式标准没有出台,那消费者又怎样判断高清电视是否符合未来标准呢?这就如同画了一个饼,这饼是给你看的,不是吃的。因此消费者实现在的产品只能 “The well-known aphorism that makes simple things complicated and too tired; complicated things done!” Can be aptly used in all aspects of our social life. Currently, the home appliance market, the most tired than our TV consumers. When you see the manufacturers of digital high-definition from “1080i” to “720P” until the “top 1080P” constantly leaping, when the manufacturers claim that a variety of high-definition technology come on stage, but consumers have purchased or will buy HD TV is not really confused with HDTV. Because when they spend huge sums of money trying their best to bring their newly bought digital high-definition television back home, they find that they are quite different from what they expect. Although this is due to the fact that most users can only receive cable television footage of the current analogue system, the resulting after-sales service disputes are repeated; businesses often reply on the grounds that there is currently no HDTV signal. Since the final digital TV shows no formal standards have been released, how can consumers determine if high-definition television meets future standards? It is like painting a cookie that is not for you to eat. Therefore, consumers can only achieve the product