With less than six weeks before digital television becomes king and analog TV a thing of the past, people are still asking questions, buying digital converters and wondering what exactly will happen at midnight Feb. 17.

LAS VEGAS - Dish Network unveiled a new digital video recorder Thursday that will enable its satellite-TV subscribers to watch home programming on their laptop or mobile phone from anywhere in the world with a high-speed Internet connection.

Manufacturing problems in China have "bled over to the digital side," says security expert.

President-elect Barack Obama backs a move to delay a mandatory switch to digital television signals, on fears that viewers are unprepared and as the government has run out of coupons to help pay for converter boxes.

President-elect Barack Obama wants to delay next month's nationwide switch to digital television service because of major problems for consumers.

As the television broadcasting switch from analog to digital looms, it appears local residents preparing for the change are about evenly split between buying a converter box so their existing sets will still work and buying a new TV.

"America's Economy: What's The Fix?" will air across ABC News platforms.

Vast, empty spaces in the middle of the show floor. Knots of uniformed salespeople standing idly next to flickering screens. A slow-moving crowd drifting from one display to the next.