Yes, that's how the math seems to work out for your house. The Antenna is about 8 inches and connects via coax to your tv. Fits fine behind it. Here is a pictur

Yes, that's how the math seems to work out for your house. The Antenna is about 8 inches and connects via coax to your tv. Fits fine behind it. Here is a picture of dozens http://www.bestbuy.com/site/TV-Video-Accessories/TV-Antennas/abcat0107004.c?id=abcat0107004 http://www.bestbuy.com/site/TV-Video-Accessories/TV-Antennas... . You can like install one big one somewhere with the coax that's likely already running through your house, however I'm not 100% up on the science of that and if it would be easier. So we're up to $131 bucks if you buy an expensive HDMI cable, per TV, so we're at $524 to completely swap your house over to it. A $45 dollar cable plan costs...$540, so you're already breaking even if this is all you get, and say, game of thrones, after one year. The next year, you're only paying for the TV you watch. If you pay more than $45/month for TV (Say, $70 a month/840 a year or $110 a month/$1312 a year, both things that are believable for your house configuration), you're paying for the expense after even less time, 8 months/5 months. If you toss roku's on as well, we get up to ($59+$20) X 4 or $316 more, we climb to $840, once, ever. So: Apple TV + Antenna for every room of YOUR house = 1 year of cable sub if you only pay $45 a month Apple TV + Roku + Antenna for every room of your house = 1 year of cable sub if you only pay $70 a month Apple TV + Roku + Antenna for every room of your house + A new TV = 1 year of Cable sub if you pay $110 a month. I get that you have a point "It's not easy" that you're trying to make, but really, it is far easier than 99% of all "home theatre" set ups i've ever seen, and visitors have no problem browsing the available stuff. (All the remotes have like 3 buttons on them, it's very clear how to use them; There are also app versions of all the remotes as well). Cable, especially cable with a DVR, is at best as easy to use, if not far harder, especially when trying to find something particular you aren't sure what channel it's on. $141 bucks will safely let you try it out (on one TV) and it could save you thousands over the next few years (not to mention the shit you don't buy because you don't watch any/many commercials anymore, nor do your kids). It seriously just works. Buy it+antenna+cable at BestBuy and return it within 14 days if you dislike it.