Best Portable Televisions for Cable

it picks up all available local channels plus a bunch i never heard of, even on cable.

in fact, if you use it for ota channels and for cable you have to scan at least twice.

i got about 15 channels on the air setting and in hindsight could have even ran my cable to it.

i had to buy a separate rca flat antenna to attach to it and now the tv works perfectly; i am able to receive all of the expected digital channels one should receive without cable.

the image on this set is as sharp as if it were cable.

it is not connected to cable, & the built-in antenna does not give good reception.

it works well hooked up to my cable at home.

i wish the sound could be made louder since it is sometimes hard to hear with running water and dishwasher.i have it hooked up to cable so get great reception.

my haier portable tv is exactly what i was looking for,because it connects to cable as well.i do not have to wait until the program i'am watching end,namely football to take a bath.i can also carry

understand that i have not used it as a portable (it's hooked up to my cable service), and probably won't, so i have no comments regarding the antenna, battery, or portable operation.

the set includes a built-in antenna, which seems to do alright in the greater philadelphia area where my mom-in-law lives, but you can always add a nicer antenna, or hook it up to cable/satellite for

it attaches easily the same way you would attach a cable cord but is also easily loosened if you attempt to rotate for better reception.

the cables can be found at various electronics retailers however.

you have to use a camcorder style cable to connect an external dvd or vcr.

i did not like how the cable jack on the side was recessed.

when connected to my tv cable, i was able to receive all digital stations.