Prospects for Development of a U.S. HDTV Industry: Hearing Before the Committee on Governmental Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred First Congress, First Session, August 1, 1989U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989 - 577 lappuses |
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advanced television agency American Electronics Association applications Army ATV products broadcast budget Chairman GLENN classified classified information color television Color TV Manufacturing commercial companies competitive components consumer electronics contracting officer contractor cost DARPA Defense Department DFARS disclosed disclosure displays dollars DRAM economic EDTV electronics industry electronics sector employment equipment estimates evaluation federal flat-panel forecast foreign Government growth guidance HDTV market HDTV receivers HDTV technology high definition television high resolution impact important integrated integrated circuits investment Japan Japanese million Navy NTSC offerors percent personal computers personnel position potential procurement projections proposals proprietary Public Release regulations requirements response RRNA Senator LEVIN Senator PRYOR sets solicitation source selection specific standards statement suppliers technical tion trade U.S. electronics U.S. firms U.S. production United value added video cassette recorders
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