One of the three themes of the Beijing Olympics is to make it a "High-tech Olympics." But how will this benefit the viewing public? Here are the top ten innovations that will improve coverage.

1. HD coverage For the first time, the Olympics will be available in HD. In fact, the entire event is being produced in HD, although obviously you will only get the full effect of this if you have an HD-ready TV. Visit this page if you're still unsure about HDTV, or if you're looking to enter the HD world in time for the Olympics, check out this rather neat HANNSpree 19-inch HDTV, which is perfect as a smart TV for the bedroom - after all, the time difference means that some events will be on whilst you would usually be tucked up in bed...

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