The MAGI rules apply to eligibility determinations for CHP+ and most Health First Colorado programs, except for those programs for individuals over 65 years old and/or for people who have a disability. The use of MAGI standardizes income eligibility rules across all states.
That's one reason Thomson's first set will cost $8,000 and Zenith's $10,000. Still, all of the manufacturers swear that the prices will fall -- and fast. This isn't of concern just to them. Television stations that begin digital broadcasting, starting on Nov. 1, are spending millions to make the transition.
AMERICAN TV PRICES : 1930s: Mechanical (Scanning Disc) Kits '30 ICA: $58 '32 SeeAll: $13 (w/o radio receiver) '32 Hollis Baird: $39 : Mechanical (Scanning Disc System) Factory-made Sets '31 Western Television: $150: Pre-war Electronic Kits '39 Andrea: $79 (5) (tubes cost $55 extra) Pre-war Electronic Factory Sets '39 Andrea: $189 (5)