Today’s generation of antennas only distantly resemble the rabbit ears of the past, delivering amazing performance with a compact design. This week The New York Times featured the ClearStream Micron in an article titled An Unobtrusive HDTV Antenna, noting its attractive design, size and ability pull in over-the-air TV channels.
Anyone who wants to save money by cutting off their cable TV service quickly learns that they may not be able to pull in many over-the-air broadcasts without an antenna. To get the digital channels, they need to make a trip up to the roof or stick what can be an unattractive antenna next to the TV.
The new ClearStream Micron from Antennas Direct solves some of those problems. It is a sleek black panel only slightly bigger than a piece of copy paper that can be mounted on a wall or sit on a window sill.
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