According to market analyst GFK, high definition products are making a big splash in Australia, with HD hardware accounting for 67.5 per cent of all home entertainment products sold during Q1. The top-selling HD product, naturally enough, is screens, and commands 88 per cent of all hi-def spending down under.
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