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In Reply to: Need advice on a new TV posted by Dan on May 4, 2003 at 19:45:27:
It sounds like you don't know what to do. Start by doing some reading, and scanning the archives here. Basically, HDTV is only in major American cities and it is still somewhat limited.Here are some things to think about:
1) How many broadcast towers are nearby? If more than 3 or 4 then put up a tower and antenna. With a good external antenna with rotor will be as good as satellite. use good coax (RG-6).
2) Most cable companies tend to give poor picture quality, satellite is generally better. Costs vary. But the picutre can only be as good as the signal & TV.
3) What level of picture quality are you looking for? If you must have the very best then HDTV is the answer. A line doubleer either built in or external is a must. For example there is a Toshiba that has one built in that works great with NTSC signals. If you don't need the best, then buy a decent analogue set.
Basically you need to be more knowledgeable, before you decide & start spending money.
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