Question about Sony KP-61V90 61" Rear Projection Television

HD??? I know this is not HD built-in, or ready, or capable, etc...but I was told that I could purchase a converter for this TV so I could make it an HDTV. Is this correct and if so, what equipment would I need and where and how could I get it? Thanks.

RFK17 Sep 09, 2007

Will a HD Box from my cable provider do the same thing?

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