“I have Comcast cable box. Being this TV is HD do I need to get a NEW HD cable box from comcast.Or can I use the cable box I have.”

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• This TV does have a coaxial input for legacy/analog use, but you won't be seeing a High Def picture. If you connect an HDMI source, such as a DVD player or PlayStation/Xbox, that will show up High Def. until you upgrade your comcast box, it will only show low def images, which look terrible on a high def TV.

  Answered by Morbo 9 years ago

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• Assuming you currently have an SD box, yes, you can use it to watch the new HDTV. That's what I'm doing right now. I am getting HD signal from Comcast (triple play HD) tomorrow and will be getting their new HDTV box which has HD quality as well as many more channels. The current bosd box still works fine with my new HD Samsung 40". Hope this helped.

  Answered by warrior 9 years ago

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• I had to call Comcast too, and they are happy to send me a new box

  Answered by happy 9 years ago

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• Yes a need HDTV cable

  Answered by maryquita 9 years ago

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• Yes and no. HD boxes give you option of using HD channels. The picture is drastically better than standard. It will work fine but picture quality is not to specifications it was created for.

  Answered by Skorris 9 years ago

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