Old TVs face final switch off

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Mon, 20 Jun 2011 6:37p.m.

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In just over a year's time hundreds of thousands of TV sets will no longer work when the switch to digital broadcasting begins.
In just over a year's time hundreds of thousands of TV sets will no longer work when the switch to digital broadcasting begins.
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21 Jun 2011 09:40a.m.

N wrote:

So I guess us students will no longer be able to get a tv for less than $50. I personally like the old box. Seems such a waste when many of the old tvs do go ok still.

20 Jun 2011 10:29p.m.

John wrote:

Quit funny how misleading the title of this story is. "Old TVs face final switch off"... you just need a set top box, not throw away your T.V.

20 Jun 2011 10:15p.m.

TWE wrote:

Far cheaper to just buy a Freeview box than to replace the entire TV. They are around $150-$200 each and will come down in price before the switch-over to digital. Possible additional cost if you don't have a satellite receiver dish but they are only $200.

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