The only all digital service I know of (outside of DirectTV which I
use) is Verizon's new IPTV HD service.
http://www22.verizon.com/FiosForHome/Channels/fios/FiosTV_comingsoon.aspx
Try DirectTV. I;ve been a happy customer for 7 years and love their
HD packages (epsecially NFL). Although you mig
At 09:15 PM 11/14/2005, Brian Weeden typed:
Try DirectTV. I;ve been a happy customer for 7 years and love their
HD packages (epsecially NFL).
But plan on paying & paying & paying. Last year if you had the HD
service & NFL Sunday Ticket you could watch the games in HD but not
so this year. Th
On 11/14/05, Wayne Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But plan on paying & paying & paying. Last year if you had the HD
> service & NFL Sunday Ticket you could watch the games in HD but not
> so this year. They want an add'l $100 to watch NFL games in HD for
> something they call SuperFan. As far
ge-
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At 09:15 PM 11/14/2005, Brian Weeden typed:
>Try DirectTV. I;ve been a happy customer for 7 years and
At 11:11 PM 11/14/2005, Brian Weeden typed:
I have no problem with it, so far. For what I paid I get hundreds of
hours of HD programming. Well worth it on a per hour basis IMHO,
especially compared to going to the movies or a few other past times.
Same here with digital cable & I pay less tha
At 11:37 PM 11/14/2005, Veech typed:
I had also considered Direct TV since they can provide local channels in HD
as well, as opposed to Dish who can't. I'm in LA so hopefully I'm in one of
those top 20 markets. As for NFL, I watch one game a year (Super Bowl) and
it's for the commercials.
My
