Vietnam to axe analogue television in 2020
The Hanoitimes – Vietnam plans to completely switch from analogue television to digital television by 2020 with five major cities finalising the switchover in 2015.
The Hanoitimes – Vietnam plans to completely switch from analogue television to digital television by 2020 with five major cities finalising the switchover in 2015.
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