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When Congress returns at the end of this month, one of its first acts will be to give final approval to a bill that sets Feb. 17, 2009 as the date when broadcast television stations in the U.S. will go all digital, abandoning the analog technology they have been using for the past 60 years. But most U.S. TV viewers will never notice, because they get their signals from cable or satellite, not from over-the-air broadcasts. The new rules will affect you, though, if you are looking to buy a new TV in the next couple of years. Cheap analog-only CRTs are disappearing fast. But the good news is that the cost of new flat panel sets i8s continuing to plunge
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