What does HDD mean?
HDD means High Definition Decoder
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for High Definition Decoder?
High Definition Decoder can be abbreviated as HDD
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What does HDD stand for? HDD stands for "High Definition Decoder". |
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What is the meaning of HDD abbreviation? The meaning of HDD abbreviation is "High Definition Decoder". |
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What does HDD mean? HDD as abbreviation means "High Definition Decoder". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HDSDI - High Definition Serial Digital Interface
- HDSTB - High-Definition Set-Top Box
- HDTDM - High Definition Time Domain Multiplex
- HDTDR - High Definition Time Domain Reflectometry
- HD MAC - High Definition Multiplexed Analogue Component
- HD-CVAN - High Definition-Collaboration and Visual Area Networking (Dynamic Resource Allocation via GMPLS (Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching) Optical Networks)
- HD-DEVINE - High Definition Digital Video Narrow-Band Emission
- HD-DIVINE - High Definition Digital Video Narrow-Band Emission
- HD-ILA - High Definition Image Light Amplifier
- HD-PLC - High Definition-Power Line Communication
- HD-PVR - High Definition Personal Video Recorder
- HDAVC - High Definition Advanced Video Codec
- HDVI - High Definition Vector Imaging
- HDVP - High Definition Video Processor
- HDVSI - High Definition Vertical Scanning Interferometry
- HQHD - High Quality, High Definition
- HDHR - High Definition High Resolution
- HIVITS - High quality Videotelephone and high definition Television System
- HRHD - High Resolution High Definition
- HDC - High Definition CODEC (CODer-DECoder)