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ccrider966
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Posted 1 Year, 10 Months ago #1
Next year, all TV signals will be digital and I only have antenna connection and will have to either get converters or new TV's. My question is how can I tell if a TV is digital if I am looking at a used set? I go to sales where TV;s are often sold and need to know if they are digital before I buy them. Is this displayed on the nameplate in some way?
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Posted 1 Year, 10 Months ago #2
ccrider, you can't (tell if a tv is digital or not). You must either see it in the manual or call the manufacturer to ask if has a digital tuner or not.
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Posted 1 Year, 10 Months ago #3
ccrider966 wrote:
Next year, all TV signals will be digital and I only have antenna connection and will have to either get converters or new TV's. My question is how can I tell if a TV is digital if I am looking at a used set? I go to sales where TV;s are often sold and need to know if they are digital before I buy them. Is this displayed on the nameplate in some way?


all modern sets on the market nowadays are Digital,exept a few old tube sets,you can reconize them because the Digital ones Have the words SD on them.
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Posted 1 Year, 10 Months ago #4
Hi....Thanks, what does SD stand for and where will it appear? On the model number on the label?

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