Friday, January 30, 2009

Dish Network System

The Dish Network System is the first and only company to offer 500 channels in most areas of the U.S. Being the most advanced, reliable and user friendly on the market, it brings high quality programming to people across America. With more than 12 million customers in its list, the Dish network offers the lowest all-digital television price in the U.S. It offers free four-room professional installation, home protection plan for 18 months, 100 percent digital programming, free DVR service, free HD upgrades, free movie package for three months and lifetime equipment warranty.
The Dish Network is owned by 25-year-old Echostar Satellite L.L.C. which has launched 10 satellites since 1987. The network which makes use of direct broadcast satellite (DBS) is capable of offering more than 500 digital video, data and audio channels of local and international programming to customers in the U.S. DBS refers to satellite television broadcasts intended for home reception through the use of a dish antenna. There are several types of receivers that come free with every Dish Network package.
The standard receiver has two types – the single-tuner and the dual-tuner. The single tuner uses the Dish Home Interactive User Interface for an amazing viewing experience. The dual tuner allows for independent satellite TV viewing on two separate televisions. The DVR (digital video recording) dual tuner is an advanced device with two TV output and integrated DVR. Being a dual tuner, it can record two shows at the same time while allowing independent viewing of live satellite TV programs and recorded events when linked to two TV sets.
The single tuner HD receiver has off-air tuners for high definition reception of programs. It enables you to view both standard-definition and high-definition programming and supports four TV display resolutions. The HD DVR receiver dual tuner is the first in the industry to have both DVR and HD capabilities. This can be connected to two or more televisions which allow you to record high definition programming.

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