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Choosing your kit

You’ll also need to think about kit. Do you want to keep your existing TV – or is now a good time to upgrade? There are some snazzy looking flat panel widescreen [Read an explaination of "widescreen" on the jargon buster] models out there.

Here are your main kit options:
Receiving a digital signal through a set top box Advantages to using a Personal Video Recorder Receiving a digital signal with an Integrated Digital TV

Set top boxes are relatively cheap – they might be a good option especially if you’ve a number of TVs to convert (see Extra TVs). A twin tuner digital TV recorder will give you flexible recording options. And an integrated digital TV is your most expensive option – but you will end up with a spanking new TV.

And there's a big choice of indoor aerials out there if you get a good signal indoors- see indoor aerials .

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