Wednesday 30 April 2008

THE COST OF FREESAT.


THE COST OF FREESAT.

So much smoke and mirrors is being spread about the upcoming new Freesat from the BBC/ITV by certain priviliged position forums the new Freesat joint venture is already being mauled even before it is in the public domain.
One website was asked by the BBC for their opinion before the start of the planned venture and we satellite enthusiasts now know it was like asking the fox to look after the chickens as the fox is only interested in one provider and it is not Freesat from the BBC/ITV.
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The hard facts;
The BUSH BFSAT01SD(SD=standard definition)
is expected to cost around £50 for the box.
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The BUSH BFSAT01HD(HD=high definition)
is expected to cost around £120 for the box.
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The GOODMANS GFSAT100SD
is expected to cost around £50 for the box.
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The GOODMANS GFSAT200HD
is expected to cost around £150 for the box.
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The GRUNDIG GUFSAT01SD
is expected to cost around £50 for the box.
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The GRUNDIG GUFSAT01HD
is expected to cost around £150 for the box.
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There will be no Humax sd box.
thank you to anonymous for the information.
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The HUMAX FOXSATHD
is expected to cost around £150 for the box.
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A fresh installation will cost around £80 which adds a new
satellite dish and LNB(needed add on to the dish).
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To receive Freesat and the complete metadata all in one package
you must buy Freesat equipment. At this time there is no way
possible to receive the complete Freesat programmes and data
except through a Freesat box.
Soon there will be Freesat receivers with PVR capability but this is still being developed.
Soon there will be Freesat equipped TV's.
Some time before the complete digital switchover there will also
be multimedia facility's which include; games, voting, etc..
Is it news to you ? then you read it here first!

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