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- If you receive your TV signal via cable or satellite, you will not be affected and can continue to use the televisions you have now, no matter how old they are.
- But if you receive a TV signal through an antenna or "rabbit ears" on your TV you’ll need to make a change.
You have three options:
Purchase a new TV set with a built-in digital tuner.
Subscribe to a cable or satellite provider.
Purchase a set-top converter box that plugs into your analog TV. Each household is eligible for two $40 rebate coupons from the federal government (see the links on this page).
To see how easy it is to install a typical converter box, click here!
And here's some Straight Talk About Changes
in the Way You Get TV.
For more information, feel free to call us at 800-868-1868. |
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The Transition to DTV
The Federal Communication Commission’s
official DTV Web site for consumers.
Converter Box Rebate Coupons
The official government site to apply for the
$40 rebate coupons.
DTV Answers
Everything the National Association of Broadcasters
thinks you should know about DTV.
DTV FAQ
A comprehensive list of frequently asked questions
with concise answers.
A DTV Online Quiz
A short educational quiz on the basics of DTV to
make sure you know what you need to know. |
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