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Antenna to Receive Free Digital TV Broadcasts

Posted by rbwatson1 on September 23, 2009

 

The PowerHD-100 is a truly portable digital TV antenna that enables you to receive free off air digital broadcast stations in your area. It will receive both high definition (HDTV) and standard definition (SDTV) digital programming (channels 2-69) and send it to your existing digital TV, analog TV with converter box, or USB/PC TV tuner and laptop computer. The PowerHD -100 is an ideal antenna for your home, as it can also be used with any plasma or LCD flat panel TV with an internal ATSC tuner. It allows free viewing of HDTV 1080i broadcast signals even though you do not subscribe to HD programming via cable or satellite. Hook up the PowerHD-100 to additional TVs in your house to avoid added fees for multiple cable boxes.

Everything you need to receive free TV immediately is in the box. With an ultra-compact size, it can be taken anywhere and can even be hooked up to your laptop, making it the perfect solution for watching TV while traveling. The PowerHD 100 can run off the supplied AC adapter, a USB port via the included USB cable, or by the included AA batteries.
Click this link to purchase the PowerHD 100 Portable Digital TV Antenna from the SmartHome website.

 

Antenna to Receive Free Digital TV Broadcasts
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Tue, 22 Sep 2009 19:46:26 GMT

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