Sorry Charles, but I have no idea. Someone mentioned that it will launch in Feb 2008 so it's possible. There's a thread somewhere about it.
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Sorry Charles, but I have no idea. Someone mentioned that it will launch in Feb 2008 so it's possible. There's a thread somewhere about it.
I'm going by the EKB list but you're correct about Espn2. Let me check Digi's list.
EKB: Dish Network Channels at 110°
Thanks technoguy, you're correct on both.
Someone else said Feb '08 (just prior to the Daytona 500), but who knows for sure???
Geoff
Spike HD has some new shows that might interest the Daytona 500 fans.
http://www.satelliteguys.us/directv...ogramming-coming-spike-tv-hd.html#post1157197
http://www.satelliteguys.us/directv...ogramming-coming-spike-tv-hd.html#post1157197
Is the Ak/Hi package spot beams?
From 110 we get uni, hdnmv, hdnet, nfl, espn2, espn, tnt, hdthr
What is CES?
Consumer Electronics Show.
All the latest and greatest dealing with consumer electronics is show there.
It is in Las Vegas the first week in January.
Who doesn't know what CES is?!?! It's only like the biggest electronics show in the world!
Although, I'd have to say CEDIA is better in my opinion.
Although, I'd have to say CEDIA is better in my opinion.
I just signed to for Dish advantage to save a few a dollar or two since I already had to sign up for the autopay and paperless because of the Cinemax deal (2 years for .02 cents). I never saw anything that stated a price guarantee.
Having been to both CEDIA and CES numerous times, I can say that CES blows CEDIA away.
CES is like Christmas day as you never know what surprises you will see shown for the first time anywhere right before your eyes.
CEDIA is nice because its not a circus like CES and you can talk more with the companies.
CES is like Christmas day as you never know what surprises you will see shown for the first time anywhere right before your eyes.
CEDIA is nice because its not a circus like CES and you can talk more with the companies.
Depends on what you like to see focused on. I don't care to much to see more cellphones and Mp3 players as much as I like to see the latest in home automation and integration.
Wasn't Voom $5.00 to add to the $9.99 HD package before? If that's the case, they should drop the price in the HD package to $14.99 with Voom and $9.99 without Voom. The HD Package price then will match the HD package with Directv.
On a side note, I think Dish Network needs to restructure their pricing for programming and equipment fees, $5.98 per DVR is too much. Again, my opinion.
Yes Randall when the Voom channels were first added it was $5.00 to the already $9.99 Hd pack and i agree that Voom should be a add on package.
If the Voom package was an add on, I bet there would be a lot more people drop it now than before (now that there are more HD channels). However, my guess is that it will be Voom plus all non-SD companion HD channels in an add on package (similar to D*).
Actually in May of 2005 we had 10 Voom channels added for $5.00 so the hd pack went to $14.99. Then we received 5 more Voom channels in 2006 and the hd pack went up to $20.00. The platinum hd customers in 2006 received a discount of 5.00 and still got all hd channels. THis year they eliminated the Platinum pack and everyone paid $20.00 no matter what for hd. So if they spun off the Voom channels we should see our bills drop in half.
Even better then. I just think that since not everyone is happy with the Voom channels, they should at least offer it as a separate package. I like Equator and Rave but that's about it for me.
