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New Freesat service
Mike wrote:
: Then prices you are quoting for Freesat are, at best, trade ones. What the : customer will pay is likely to be higher. The Freesat HD-PVR will never : be retailed for £149! : What never ever or just not for a few months? Not never but probably not for a few months. Freesat PVRs will be a low volume items to start with so it seems realistic to expect that prices will start as high as they can tolerate. |
New Freesat service
Brian McIlwrath wrote:
Adrian wrote: An FTV/FTA package has always been available from Sky, since the launch of Sky Digital in October 1998. However it was 299 or perhaps even 399 Quid back then ? It was only ?100 for a while a few years back. It's currently only £75 from a few retailers (such as Argos) - and includes 3 months "trial" subscription to 4 Sky "Mixes" It's worth paying that much just to get the dish installed. I'm assuming they don't rip it out again if you cancel? (kim) |
New Freesat service
Brian McIlwrath wrote:
Agamemnon wrote: : As I said before the government should have forced Sky to make CAM's : available to all European satellite receivers manufactures not created : Freesat. That wasn't the alternative - as, even with a CAM, European receivers just do *NOT* offer the EPG/interactive/digital text features that the BBC wanted! What features did the BBC want? It's still secret AIUI, but I really doubt that there's anything that Service Information, Event Information Tables and MHEG could not have delivered - except maybe compatibility with the Sky box system... so is the BBC nobbling free competition in order to restrict choice to products of a market dominator that they've let in through a mix of BBC incompetence and government errors? Where have I heard that before? iPlayer! Fuming gently, -- MJ Ray - see/vidu http://mjr.towers.org.uk/email.html Cycling on Satellite TV: http://www.cyclingfans.net/satellite Free Sat TV FAQ: http://mjr.towers.org.uk/blog/2006/astefaq Webmaster cooperative @ WsM, Somerset http://www.ttllp.co.uk/ |
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