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05-11-2008, 01:55 AM
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Hey we have a new HDTV will we be able to use it in Korea?
What is the winter's like? snow??? Are all the off post home apartments? I think that's it. Thanks for any info!!! Tammy We should be there in October......  |
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05-11-2008, 03:51 AM
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Re: ?'s
Yes, cold, depends on where you are, 99% of them, and that covers it!
On the HDTV... several Korean stations broadcast in HD, but to my knowledge there is no HD option for the on base of AFKN signals yet. If you husband is tech savvy, you might consider getting a free to air satellite system that is in HD, but that takes a bit of planning and you need to know that you can mount it at your apartment. |
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