The Digital Transition Begins in
Benefits of DTV Transition
- DTV Enables TV Stations to Provide Clearer Pictures and Better Sound.
- DTV Makes it Possible for Stations to Have Multiple Channels of Programming.
- DTV Technology Can be Used for Enhanced Closed-Captioning.
Important Fact you need to Consider
All full-power television stations in the US will stop broadcasting on analog airwaves and begin broadcasting only in digital on February 17, 2009. Improved picture, sound quality and additional channels will be a benefit of digital broadcasting. The FCC did not make digital broadcast tuners mandatory in televisions until March 1, 2007.
The new digital standard may affect your televisions if you currently receive your television signal from an antenna. Analog TVs will need additional equipment to receive Over-the-air television when the DTV transition ends. This equipment is very inexpensive and easy to install.
The Sansonic FT-310A includes a compact remote control and will convert your television to the new digital standard. The converter box also includes a handy program guide and has analog pass-through capability for small channels that do not convert to the digital standard. Consumer Reports rated the Sansonic FT-300A as having close to DVD Picture Quality in the November 2008 issue.
Best Buy and Circuit City sell similar units for $59.99. We are selling the Sansonic FT-310A for a low $43.99 plus shipping and 2 year extended replacement warranty for defect.
* Please Note: Orders are available online only
and are not eligible for the government coupon.
