no no no. This is bad (for me). Until PCs have an easy way of getting digital signals (read: easily available CableCard readers, for instance), I'm against this. I would definitely be in the "minority" affected by such a change.
Of course, the plus side of more HD channels (why, oh why do I still not have the CW in HD??) would be nice.
btw, I wonder if digital signals are ever going to be as easy to receive as analog. Seriously, even CableCard is a pain in the ass in comparison to just plugging a coax cable into your TV/TV tuner card, etc.
For those looking for a device strictly for reading, the new Kobo is a nice little option. It's small enough to slip into a pocket, can do more with a PDF than the competition, and at $129, it's $10 cheaper than both the Nook and Kindle WiFi.
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no no no. This is bad (for me). Until PCs have an easy way of getting digital signals (read: easily available CableCard readers, for instance), I'm against this. I would definitely be in the "minority" affected by such a change.
Of course, the plus side of more HD channels (why, oh why do I still not have the CW in HD??) would be nice.
btw, I wonder if digital signals are ever going to be as easy to receive as analog. Seriously, even CableCard is a pain in the ass in comparison to just plugging a coax cable into your TV/TV tuner card, etc.