In-Stat is reporting that the number of HDMI-enabled devices sold in 2004 was 5 million, while in 2005 that number jumped to 17.4 million. Digital Visual Interface clearly provides a stunning digital signal, but for video only, while HDMI provides a digital conduit for both audio and video. Add the fact that the HDMI standards have been updated over the past year to include better PC compatibility as well as UDI, or Unified Display Interface specs and you've got DVI technology disappearing faster than SACD & DVD-Audio, as HDMI begins to take center stage. In-Stat anticipates that DVI will be extinct by 2008.