The document is an introduction from the editor of TELE-audiovision, the world's largest digital TV trade magazine. It highlights several new developments featured in the current issue, including a product that allows TV signals to be carried over network cables, a miniature positionable antenna, and a filter that can reduce errors in SCR networks to zero. It notes that innovation is ongoing, with every new idea leading to further new ideas, ensuring the magazine always has new things to report on.

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Dear Readers,
In this issue of TELE-audiovision we are introducing a
creativity. You might think that everything that could
number of surprising new developments. For example,
have been invented has already been invented but as
we have a report on a product that lets you carry TV
you’ll see in this issue we’re once again reporting on
signals over a network cable. With that, all of the old
something uncommonly new: the automatic generation
ideas vanish, for example, the thought that if you’re
of channel lists based not only on your own viewing
carrying TV signals, you’d better use the proper coax
habits but also those of other viewers.
cable. This statement is no longer true; you can now use
cable that was never meant to be used for that purpose.
Will there ever be an end to surprising new developments?
Another example is a miniature antenna that you can
Not a chance. It will always be possible to build on
position any way you want to; we are introducing it here
something that already exists.
in a test report.
It’s a never-ending process; every new idea leads to yet
Yet another example is a filter that can reduce the
another new idea. There’s no end to it and that means
potential errors in an SCR network to zero. These are
that TELE-audiovision will always have something new to
all new products that go to show that beliefs that have
introduce. There’s no end in sight!
been held for quite some time don’t always last forever.
And you can never be sure if some new development or
new product opens up possibilities that had never even
been considered before. Even something as common as
“F” connectors can be surprisingly improved as you’ll see
in another test report in this issue of TELE-audiovision.
Alexander Wiese
Even with digital TV receivers there’s no end to innovative
Editor-in-Chief TELE-audiovision Magazine
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