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They made them to comfort people and make the "transition" more acceptable. The real plan was to obsolete the old sets altogether, look how hard they are working at just that, all this pushing for recycling and no donation centers taking them to reuse or re-sell. For some reason, they want no CRT sets. Why else would they discontinue the converters so soon? They know there's millions of usable sets out there and people would continue to buy the boxes for at least the next few years. To a poor person, a 40 dollar box is a hell of a lot easier to buy than a whole new tv(if you want to call them that).
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