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- Ability to do instant replay and program scheduling.
- Input ports for coaxial cable TV, TV antenna, video equipment, and game boxes.
- Ability to handle analog and digital (including HDTV) input signals.
- TV or VCR port for output.
- Remote control, so you can flip TV channels from across the room.
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