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Coalition from TV, consumer electronics and civil rights spheres aims to prepare Americans for death of analog in 2009.
Coalition from TV, consumer electronics and civil rights spheres aims to prepare Americans for death of analog in 2009.
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- How long have VCR's had digital tuners?
- by DaClyde February 28, 2007 2:28 PM PST
- If it's been awhile, then anyone could go to a local pawn shop, Goodwill or Salvation Army and pick one up for $20. Why is this a big deal? I'm sure there are enough second hand VCRs to cover ALL the "low income" households that might be affected.
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- Do they still make VCRs?
- by ralfthedog March 1, 2007 7:03 AM PST
- I think I remember reading about them in history class.
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(3 Comments)And why even involve the end consumer in the rebate/voucher issue? why not just work that out with the retailers as an instant rebate?
The reason for the vouchers is that they want to limit the number of vouchers per person (or family). No one wants a few people to get all of the low cost boxes.
The problem I have is that many of the low income and older people will be the ones who will not know how to hook the converters up.