Re: $40 for HDTV converter boxes
On Oct 5, 3:41 pm, Robert Baer <robertb...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Joel Kolstad wrote:
Joerg and others might find the last paragraph on this page interesting:
http://www.ncta.com/ContentView.aspx?contentId=4355...it seems that there's
been a program funded that'll give you a $40 voucer to help pay for your
ATSC->NTSC converter box, with households able to request up to two such
vouchers.
There are converter boxes now available for <$100 -- I suspect that somewhere
a bunch of Asian engineers are working feverishly to cram enough silicon into
a single chip on a cheap enough process that they'll be able to bring up a
$39.99 retail converter box sometime in 2008 still.
---Joel
Too bad that one cannot get cash for those stupid vouchers...
buy here with coupon sell to other countires use ATSC,you get cash
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