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We did a teardown and you can find a full gallery on Flickr. We actually purchased a Zenith DTT900 HD converter box this summer specifically wondering about the hacking potential. He was looking for one with the best hacking potential. An anonymous Slashdot reader asked today what was the best digital television to analog converter box.
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