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Most modern TVs have built in Freeview...
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.....With High Definition coming to Freeview shortly are there any benefits or incentives to the consumer to invest in Freesat...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've not got Freesat but I might eventually get it installed. Since I'm not interested in HD, the only reason would be the wider range of channels available:
Freeview channels:
http://www.freeview.co.uk/Channels
Freesat channels:
http://www.freesat.co...php?page=whatson.Main
Chris
Freeview channels:
http://www.freeview.co.uk/Channels
Freesat channels:
http://www.freesat.co...php?page=whatson.Main
Chris
If you happen to be in an area that has not yet gone digital. You can get freesat and you have then gone digital ahead of the rest.
I've got the Panasonic 42'' with integrated Freesat and Freeview... and analogue.
If you flick between ITV HD and analogue ITV ... you would really need to be blind, not to see the amazing difference.
The freeview picture still breaks up and gets blocky as we dont go digital until 2012. But the Freesat is an excellent picture ...
I've got the Panasonic 42'' with integrated Freesat and Freeview... and analogue.
If you flick between ITV HD and analogue ITV ... you would really need to be blind, not to see the amazing difference.
The freeview picture still breaks up and gets blocky as we dont go digital until 2012. But the Freesat is an excellent picture ...
I must be blind then!
I was switching between digital satellite ITV and digital satellite ITV HD on a Freesat TV with everything built in.
There was no question of watching analogue, not having the right leads, pictures breaking up or any of thethings you all mention.
There was no noticeable difference between the two
The BBC HD preview picture was excellent, but then so was the picture of all BBC channels.
HD is a con!
I was switching between digital satellite ITV and digital satellite ITV HD on a Freesat TV with everything built in.
There was no question of watching analogue, not having the right leads, pictures breaking up or any of thethings you all mention.
There was no noticeable difference between the two
The BBC HD preview picture was excellent, but then so was the picture of all BBC channels.
HD is a con!
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