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On the contrary to previous comments, I don't see how Cable companies currently have a strangle hold. I don't know about all of them, but from what my local cable company (TWC) and my general understanding, most, if not all cable companies offer cable cards rather than their own set top boxes. Additionally, with TWC, the set top boxes are free/part of the service (standard, not DVR obviously). Personally I see CableCARD as the worst idea to come to TV in a long time.]]>Jun 12th 2007 10:07PM