The big draw to HDTV or even digital TV in general is the eye candy over standard antenna based TV. While it is now all digital in the US (and many other countries around the world), it’s design and basic technologies used cause vast amounts of interference and less than stellar picture quality. To some, they’ll take a bit of noise and sparse channel selection for a much lighter deduction in monthly bills. Besides, with the internet being as amazing as it is these days, who watches TV on an actual TV anymore anyway?

For you, oh normal cable/satellite hating antenna loving TV watcher, I bring you the Hidden Antenna Picture Frame. This is at the very basic level of picture frames — no digital junk here. Just plain ‘ol film paper support. Even better however is the hidden TV antenna that’s tucked behind. From now on, wow your friends and clean up your living space by concealing the stuff that no one ever really cares to see.

As far as antennas go, it’s pretty feature packed with support for DVB-T, ATSC, and DAB, and — Gasps! — even analog! Though good luck finding one of those those channels anywhere around these parts.

If you hate visible cables and antenna’s that much and still cling to the classic way of TV life, is $40 really too much to ask? Oh yeah, don’t forget your can display (1) whole picture too. Now how about it?

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