This time around, if a viewer wants to see a show shot with the new digital technology, he or she would need to buy a new Zenith. The difference between buying a new set today and buying a new set 40 years ago is that people in the 1950s did not have to buy a new set if they wanted to watch television. They could watch a show in color with their old black and white set. By 2006, every American who watches television will have either a new television set with a 25 percent wider screen or they will have gone out and bought an adapter which would allow them to get the broadcast signal on their older, smaller set. Go out, play Mass Millions, and hope for the best.
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