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Review: Vista View Saber DA-1N1-I

By Matt Wright | Published Thursday, 12 July 2007

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As you may recall the FCC has mandated that in 2009 all analog TV will cease in the USA; any TVs, DVRs, etc. made from this point forward must also include an ATSC tuner. Vista View is the latest vendor to update their product line with a modern combination ATSC/NTSC tuner card. How will it stack up against the competition? Read on to find out.

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