Is the 922 free yet?
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They probably will do just that, more likely use postal mail. It wouldn't be like Dish to walk past an opportunity to collect another $4 a month.Well the way I am going to look at it is,if not it's not my time to have my DVR Fee go from $6. to$10. a month.
Actually Dish Network should make it easy.Email all who qualify to ask it they would like to move up to the 922.
Be sure to show us the arrows in your back!
JK. Somehow, I suspect this receiver will be more polished than the ViP922 was at it's release. Just a hunch.
JK. Somehow, I suspect this receiver will be more polished than the ViP922 was at it's release. Just a hunch.
so doing ruff math wait 6 to 9 months for a release, another year or so to fix half the bugs, that makes like what Dec. 2013? And I was being nice that it releases in a half year, I realy,realy doubt it!!!!!! This is Dish were talking about! lol
Love how they keep customer grades qialifacations a secert. Lol. So we will get a email if we qualify?
I'd love to get my hands on a 922, but I don't think I can justify an additional $48 annually just for a prettier interface. (Given the advent of the sling adapter, this seems to be the only 922 feature missing from the 722 line of receivers, feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken.)
This may greatly change if the UI difference proves to offer a significant upgrade in terms of ease of use once the blockbuster streaming is integrated. The 722/722k VOD menus drive me nuts, so this may in fact be the case. Only time will tell.
As for the prospect off waiting for the new whole home solution, I fell like going that route at this point won't benefit me all that much. If I ever move or leave Dish (but then resubscribe) and am presented with a brand new install situation, then that seems like it'd be a better fit. Then again, if reports/ user reviews of the 813s and the thin clients wow me, all bets are off!
This may greatly change if the UI difference proves to offer a significant upgrade in terms of ease of use once the blockbuster streaming is integrated. The 722/722k VOD menus drive me nuts, so this may in fact be the case. Only time will tell.
As for the prospect off waiting for the new whole home solution, I fell like going that route at this point won't benefit me all that much. If I ever move or leave Dish (but then resubscribe) and am presented with a brand new install situation, then that seems like it'd be a better fit. Then again, if reports/ user reviews of the 813s and the thin clients wow me, all bets are off!
Since the 813 will be based on the 922 guides, menus etc, I have to deduce that it will also have the $10.00 dvr fee like the 922 has today. Of course it won't be for the sling loaded tech, but will be because of the multi view whole house technology. So I predict that the future will be $4.00 more for everyone who takes the latest tech receivers.
and the 922 will not support the new blockbuster service at first. so,if i can get one it won't be until it supports the bb service
dan188 said:
No. The 722K is a much better reciever anyway.
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Personally I like the 922, I suppose it's a matter of what moves you, may be I'm a masochist. I like the look, the space, the graphics, the sling, the ease of menus. Is it perfect...No, but it's entertaining.
Hooking up my 722 to the internet with having to run any wires across the house.
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