40% of households with an unconnected television use it to watch broadcast programs only, 22% using the TV to watch DVDs, and 16% using it for video games, according to CTAM.
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16% of Americans who do not have cable or satellite bought TV to play videogames
40% of households with an unconnected television use it to watch broadcast programs only, 22% using the TV to watch DVDs, and 16% using it for video games, according to CTAM.
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