Indoor antennae are very much a thing of the past in most parts of the world, but not here in Japan. All households that have a television are required to pay NHK (the Japanese equivalent of PBS) a significant sum of cash each month. It doesn’t matter if you do not watch their station, it doesn’t even matter if you physically can’t watch their station; you have to pay. Once you have paid once, they come back again and again. If you become recalcitrant, they just might cut your antenna cable. You can therefore see the appeal that the indoor antenna holds for so many people.

The problem is that most indoor antennae look like cheap plastic or wire garbage. Not the Sky Prism from Maspro. It looks good and it is designed to blend in with modern equipment. It is also a great way to bring TV into rooms that don’t have an antenna jack. I like it and I would get one if I had the need.

Price $65

Source: New Launches

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