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Old 12-10-2004, 16:16   #8
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Re: No analogue switch-off until equipment is 'affordable'

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Originally Posted by Damien
What about old people with a old tv set picking up the BBC who may not have a clue
Absolutely. The only way get close to handling this is for all TVs sold in the UK from now on to be dual standard analogue/digital. Then when the switch-over occurs, there won't be a sudden problem with TVs that have years of life left in them being obsolete. For those with ancient TVs that they just won't get rid of, there needs to be a subsidy scheme to enable them to get a STB. Of course, none of this is going to happen and come 2012 a lot of confused OAPs are going to find they have no TV.
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