mini1 said:are they going to charge an extra $5/month fee to use the Dish branded Sirius receiver? and act like it is considered an extra receiver beyond the first.
Cellphone, I hope ya got a lot of mnutes.dlsnyder said:And then will they require it to be connected to a phone line? I hope they provide a REALLY LONG phone cord with it
Lots of cellphones already have GPS as part of the E-911 locator mandate. Yeah, that's right, call 911 and your location is transmitted directly to the dispatcher. Some of these same phones allow user access to the GPS data, others do not for some reason.Stargazer said:Looks nifty. Eventually they will probably implement these into cell phones. I think we will also eventually see GPS with the satellite radio in cell phones. Also it would be nice if they would implement satellite radio into the new portable DVR they are coming out with.
Pepper said:Maybe this is the best place to post this question, since the guys attending Team Summit might know before anyone else... I notice on the Dish Network software versions page a new unit called a DP351. What in the world could that be? If previous numbering conventions are in effect, it would be a DishPlayer DVR based on the 3xx product line, with five tuners and output to 1 TV?
DVDDAD said:Only problem I see with the Dish Sirius unit is that there is no smartcard. How are we going to reboot it after it crashes?
Scott Greczkowski said:I also got to talk to Mark Jackson and I asked him about the OTA guide on the 921, I asked him if the OTA guide data would only be available for those who live in cities where Dish offers locals. The answer I got was that the guide data for those who live in cities where Dish offers locals will be MUCH more accurate then those who do not have locals available. Things like Prime Time shows will be displayed correctly in the guide however the rest of the schedule may be a crap shoot. You will be able to get your OTA guide data listings by inputing your zip code.[/color]
SimpleSimon said:Lots of cellphones already have GPS as part of the E-911 locator mandate. Yeah, that's right, call 911 and your location is transmitted directly to the dispatcher. Some of these same phones allow user access to the GPS data, others do not for some reason.