The Analog Tv Will Stop On November 30 2011 In France, Tomorrow At Coulommiers

Tomorrow, 8 November 2008 saying the day will be “at Coulommiers, more TV.” More than analog TV of course. The town of 20,000 inhabitants serves as a pilot until 4 February 2009 before the elimination of analog signals in France by 2011. It’s not about making cheese, you might say. But it’s a real challenge, which is moving the United States, not without difficulty. In France, Secretary of State for the Digital Economy Eric Besson has just presented the timetable for the extinction of posts that will TSF that 100% of the French will be on TNT at 30 November 2011.

They watch TV on the Internet or their cell phones. The challenge is launched to manufacturers who do not necessarily rub their hands before the digital conversion. “Launched on March 31 2005, the TNT in July covered 82.32% of the population. But only 57.8% of households owned a digital equipped and 29.9% of households had risen only to digital for all their television receivers, “according to AFP that develops French figures. Hope that the Government establish explicit video to help our seniors to understand the implications of such a revolution.