Lower mobile broadband costs may be result of digital TV conversion
Walletpop.com
Looking back on the past year of digital TV, Retrevo.com, an informational site about consumer electronics which can help shoppers find manuals and research purchases, asked more than 200 older visitors to their website what the digital TV transition meant one year later.
While the majority of respondents were unaffected by the DTV transition, because they have cable or satellite service, and many over-the-air viewers purchased a converter box as part of the government program, there were still a good number of individuals who took alternate routes to keep their TV signal going.
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Looking back on the past year of digital TV, Retrevo.com, an informational site about consumer electronics which can help shoppers find manuals and research purchases, asked more than 200 older visitors to their website what the digital TV transition meant one year later.
While the majority of respondents were unaffected by the DTV transition, because they have cable or satellite service, and many over-the-air viewers purchased a converter box as part of the government program, there were still a good number of individuals who took alternate routes to keep their TV signal going.
Read more
Labels: broadband, digital television
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