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What it's all about
Starting Feb. 17, 2009, U.S. TV stations will discontinue use of analog signals and will broadcast only digital signals. While
the transition has some advantages, the bottom line is that many of us will have to pay money to keep perfectly good TV's
working. Read on. For more information The latest DTV newsGuide to DTV converter boxes Ratings of DTV converter boxes Consumers aren't ready for DTV? Concerns raised about DTV coupons Issues with Dish's DTV converter box A $40 DTV converter box Beware DTV converter box scam Are an antenna and a box all you need? How to survive the switch to digital TV |
Ways to upgrade to digital reception Choose whether you......just want a simple converter box ...are interested in cable/satellite ...are interested in recording video digitally ...are thinking about a new TV Other Web-based resources HearUsNow.org: Transition to Digital TVThe FCC's DTV Website NTIA coupons for converter boxes Talk to us Talk to other consumers navigating the transition in our Electronics Forum.Have a good or bad experience with trying to switch to digital TV? Share your story here. |
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