According to the National Association of Broadcasters, 79% of the general population is aware of the upcoming transition to DTV. However, on the flip side, Consumer Reports highlights that 59% of people aware think that all TVs will require converter boxes. We want to know what you know:
If you're not sure what you need to know, check out these posts for more information:
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The NAB report can be found here and the Consumer Reports article is here.
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Comments (3)
How about a no TV option? Not quite the same as the last option.
until march 31, 2008, every household is eligible to receive two $40-off coupons to use toward hooking up an analog tv not using cable or satellite (or another pay service) to an antenna. there's more information about the coupon program at: http://www.ntia.doc.gov/dtvcoupon/ ... and you can apply for one at: https://www.dtv2009.gov/ApplyCoupon.aspx
I went along with the last option, even though I'm TV-less.