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Integrated digital TV - pros and consIf you decide the time has come to buy a new TV, it’s worth looking at the growing range of integrated digital TVs (iDTV) – that is a TV with a digital terrestrial box built in. This will give you Freeview channels through your aerial - if your area has gone digital - and most still give you analogue services as well. Nearly all iDTVs are widescreen and you can get flat panel LCD or plasma or traditional CRT models, although the choice choice of CRT models is now very small [see our jargon buster for all these terms]. Remember, with digital TV, all the major channels and new programmes are broadcast in widescreen format. iDTVs cost from about £300 upwards. A top of the range model
could cost thousands. To find out which services are available in your area, see our contacts list for who does postcode checks. For what to look for in a digital TV recorder, see Features to look for. For all test results, go to iDTVs test reports. FOR AND AGAINST For
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