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	<title>Comments on: Your Television May Be this Month&#8217;s Land-Filler: The Analog Digital Conversion</title>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<description>But there is no reason people need new TVs because of the changeover. This is a big myth perpetrated by the electronics industry.
As long as you have cable, satellite, or an antenna attached to a converter box, you can still watch digitally-broadcast channels on old TVs. Also, some local stations will still broadcast via analog signal.
CRTs do use a lot of energy, but so do large flat screen TVs.   And while LED screens are much more energy efficient than LCDs of the same size, they don&#039;t seem to come smaller than &quot;Ray Bradbury was right when he wrote &#039;Farenheit 451&#039; &quot;-size.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>But there is no reason people need new TVs because of the changeover. This is a big myth perpetrated by the electronics industry.<br />
As long as you have cable, satellite, or an antenna attached to a converter box, you can still watch digitally-broadcast channels on old TVs. Also, some local stations will still broadcast via analog signal.<br />
CRTs do use a lot of energy, but so do large flat screen TVs.   And while LED screens are much more energy efficient than LCDs of the same size, they don&#8217;t seem to come smaller than &#8220;Ray Bradbury was right when he wrote &#8216;Farenheit 451&#8242; &#8220;-size.</p>
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