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**sisuarmalmicy** · 01-24-2007, 07:04 AM

I am actually watching digital TV already. I have however not been affected since the signal to our TV is still analogue.
All TV-broadcasts will be digital in Sweden as of February 2008. More than half is already converted.
The main benefit as I have understood is better image and the ability to pack channels tighter, allowing more channels. Also it will probably open for more advanced options which I have not looked in to

The "one box per TV" is a bit problematic, but only until TV manufacturers start putting digital receivers in all TV:s. Yes, you will have to buy a new TV. But new technology means new equipment, so I see no problem really.

01-24-2007, 07:04 AM	#7
sisuarmalmicy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 409 Senior Member	I am actually watching digital TV already. I have however not been affected since the signal to our TV is still analogue. All TV-broadcasts will be digital in Sweden as of February 2008. More than half is already converted. The main benefit as I have understood is better image and the ability to pack channels tighter, allowing more channels. Also it will probably open for more advanced options which I have not looked in to The "one box per TV" is a bit problematic, but only until TV manufacturers start putting digital receivers in all TV:s. Yes, you will have to buy a new TV. But new technology means new equipment, so I see no problem really.
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