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You most likely will be able to pick up channels 2-70 something (and maybe a few 80s and 90s) that are not premium and/or encrypted. You won't be able to get any HD channels from cable without the box or card. The HD tuner in the TV is for OTA signals.]]>Feb 21st 2006 1:21PMhttp://www.engadgethd.com/2006/02/20/circuit-city-nails-it/http://www.engadgethd.com/2006/02/20/circuit-city-nails-it/
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The biggest problem with the transition is the misinformation, and lack of information. The Time Warner system I subscribe to in SC has PBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, TNT, and DiscoveryHD in the clear. No cablecard, or STB needed IF your TV has a QAM tuner, or you purchase an external device that is QAM capable for an HD monitor. We don't have a CBS yet. It is always best to check with your provider as each system is different. Don't rely on posts from folks like Sam, who I am sure has good intentions, but his information is just wrong. ]]>Feb 22nd 2006 10:05PM