Zenith introduced the world’s first 60-inch HDTV plasma display panel in 2001, and more affordable direct-view integrated HDTVs in 2002. Zenith digital-to-analog converter boxes supported the U.S. transition to all-digital broadcasting in 2008-09.

Pioneers in electronics technology for over 100 years, Zenith inventors have made countless industry-leading developments, including the first wireless TV remote controls, the first portable and push-button radios, the first stereo audio systems for FM radio and television, and the first terrestrial broadcast system for HDTV using digital ...

The Zenith-developed Pro:Idiom system is a robust, highly secure Digital Rights Management (DRM) system. It provides high-quality security to facilitate rapid, broad deployment of HDTV and other high value digital content to the hospitality and healthcare markets.

2000 First 60-inch HDTV plasma display demonstrated. 2001 Zenith receives Emmy award for flat-screen CRT technology. 2002 First affordable integrated HDTVs. 2004 Zenith invents Pro:Idiom digital rights management system. 2007 Zenith …

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The IR remote works by using a low-frequency light beam, so low that the human eye cannot see it, but which can be detected by a receiver in the TV. Zenith’s development of cable-compatible tuning and teletext technologies in the 1980s greatly …

Reflecting Zenith’s enduring impact on the worldwide consumer electronics industry since 1918, Zenith and its parent company LG Electronics have more individuals inducted into the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame than any other company. Zenith Honorees Represent Century of …

Oct 8, 2010 · The Zenith Electronics copy protection system (Pro:Idiom) provides end-to-end cryptographic security for protecting digital HD and SD video (including movies) and music transmitted over existing private cable TV systems and private IP networks that are found in hotels, hospitals and other “hospitality” institutions. The operation of Pro:Idiom

And our Zenith R&D Lab carries on today -- continuing to develop advanced new transmission and reception techniques for over-the-air digital TV to mobile and fixed receivers.

Zenith engineer Polley invented the FRsh-Matic, introduced in 1955. As a young Zenith engineer, he created the first wire- less remote by using light to control the television. Tinkering with spare parts lying around his laboratory, he created a souped-up flashlight fashioned to look like a The original Space Command remote control was expensive