who can tell me why DISHNETWORK has the best Picture Display.?
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Cause they are all out better then DTV in my opinion and no commitment either!\n\nthere GREAT!
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THEY UTILIZE THE 'PRIME TIME' CLEVERLY.\n\nTHATS WHY THE CHANNELS ONLY PROVIDING THE PROGRAMMES WHICH WILL BE VIEWED BY THEIR PEOPLE.\n\nNOTHING LIKE OUR 'DD'.
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Why do you think I have Dish Network?  Comcast blows.
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Easily DIRECTV if you live in one of the markets where they have the new mpeg-4 technology, offering High Definition local channels. Last I checked those were Boston, Washington, D.C., Tampa, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, San Francisco and Atlanta. New York and Los Angeles.\n\nIf where you live is not listed I would still recommend DIRECTV, as they will be constantly adding more cities.\n\nIf you worry a lot about price and not quality, I would go with Dish Network.\n\nFission
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Don't know about directv but Dish network has one.
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lots of problems with sky, mainly due to loss of reception in poor weather, but that can't be helped im afraid since the reception of the signal depends on the line of sight from the sattelite to your dish being clear, ie no clouds, heavy rain, snow etc. NTL/Telewest are good providers, but again the same applies because they get their programme contents from sattelites, only difference being they use huge dishes whereas your home dish is probably a standard 60cm dish, so though signal loss is possible in bad weather even with cable, its not as likely, the big plus side is, the broadband and phone packages availale with cable, they more than make up for any tv disruption, so have a look at NTL/Telewest packages
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Best Buy sells them. They are like a miniature satellite dish that beams the signal. I have never tried one but I hear they work well.
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cable is not that bad if you have basic programing and then the internet service. Its direct tv thats expensive because you have to have a seperate dish for your internet and another one for your tv..thats a lot of equipment. trust me i used to work for them.
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Please follow the links\nhttp://www.ANTENNA.ORG.UK\nhttp://www.DISH-NETWORK-SATELLITE.NET\nhttp://www.SATELLITE-IMAGE.ORG\nhttp://www.SATELLITE-MAP.ORG\nhttp://www.SATELLITE-PHOTO.ORG\nhttp://www.SATELLITE-TV.ORG.UK\nhttp://www.skwik.com
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NEC are really good monitors.  They actually build the Pioneer Elites that everyone talks about.  They build them at their plant, and put the Pioneer Elite label on them.  I think that they may be one of the better displays out there.  The technology is so good now though, that ALMOST all displays are good.  Please note the almost in that last sentence.
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Not sure who your service is provided by,  but there is usually a SPORTS site, that you can go to see what's available. Charter, TIme Warner, Direct TV, all carry this service.
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Most likely, the fastest thing you'll want to afford is your local Cable TV/Internet provider.\n\ncheck out http://dslreports.com to see what's available/good in your area
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Cable, Wireless if there's a company in your area, or satellite Dish.  \n\nDirecway is the most popular right now, it's not part of Directv, but it's owned by the same company.  It uses a larger dish than the TV and has a microwave transmitter so it needs to be out of reach of people.  Not dangerous but it has the potential to be.  It uses an adapter (modem) that connects to your computer via ethernet cable so you need an ethernet card, and windows 98 or above supports it.  There is no longer any software involved so nothing is done to your computer except maybe get rid of old software from DSL or cable that sometimes won't allow it, and disabling the firewall for  the computer to pick it up.\n\nThere's also a company called "wild blue".  They are new but seem to have a very good product.  Roughly the same idea as direcway.\n\nDirecway can be roof mounted, wall mounted only if the dish can be up high enough and facing the satellite in space (there are several), and pole mounted by a professional installer only due to the safety concerns.
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I'm currently using one similar to below.  Love it to death.\n\nIf you go with LCD, be sure to use the DVI connection and not analog.  Makes a HUGH difference in quality, especially in movies and games.
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I have it bundled with my ATI TV card which allows me to watch TV on my monitor. To be honest I prefer Yahoo TV listings.
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There is this device that someone in St. Louis can hook up to their tv and internet.  It will stream the tv broadcast over the internet.  You can pick it up by logging into the stream.  It has some cool little name.  I just cannot find it right now.  I am looking on cnet, and google news.  hummm...sorry i cannot find it.
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Settle fo TV Please!!!