MEXICO CITY (17 / DIC / 2015) .- Just two weeks of the end of the nationwide television age analog , consumers who retain their old TV go to malls to buy their “digital survival kit”, which will cost between 759 and 798 pesos minimum, and between 198 thousand and 598 thousand pesos maximum.
Digital Terrestrial Television (TDT) is the new system to replace analog television and an old TV to receive the new signal is necessary to have a converter box or additional and indoor or outdoor antenna. According
a study by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco), the minimum price of a decoder in Mexico City and Metropolitan Area is 580 pesos, brand Quantum View sold in Soriana and the maximum is 799 pesos brand Toto TV and it is marketed in RadioShack.
While the minimum cost of an indoor antenna is 179 pesos to the RCA brand sold in Walmart, which also has the maximum price of 399 pesos, in Mark Phillips.
In the case of an antenna for outdoor, based on the study of PROFECO the minimum price in the Federal District and Metropolitan Area is 218.01 pesos and it can be found in Bodega Aurrera, while the maximum price is 799 pesos of the brand Steren and is available in The Home Depot.
expense this kit is considerably lower than that of an LED display which, depending on the inch mark, its price will average four thousand 45 pesos in the case of 32-inch to 53 thousand 500 pesos for
70. The transition to digital television is the key step to improve the quality, competence and diversity in the broadcast television service which is received in each household, as a result the use of radio spectrum.
Based on data from the National Institute of Geography and Informatics (INEGI ) PROFECO reports that television is the mass media with the highest penetration in the world.
In Mexico, about 95 percent of households have televisions and 38 percent have service pay.
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