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• Price
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• Channel Line Up
• Number of HD Channels
• 100% Digital Signal

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Dish Network programming is typically cheaper than cable, has more options, and offers free installation. With Dish Network, you can get great deals on 100% all-digital channels, and free DISH equipment and installation in up to 4 rooms.

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Satellite TV has no “snow.” While cable companies talk about digital cable, the truth is that most of their channels are a converted analog signal. Analog picture can be fuzzy. By contrast, DISH Network signals do not degrade into fuzzy or snowy pictures. We offer quality All-Digital picture.

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Dish Network offers more HD channels than any other tv service. With over 140 HD Channels and the only all HD programming packages available, you can enhance your entertainment experience with crystal clear, high-definition picture.

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A second, much-less-discussed digital transition is already under way among cable providers. This upgrade may cause you to lose TV channels that you’ve come to expect, or to pay more in monthly equipment fees to your cable provider to get the TV.

People tend to assume that they are set for the digital TV transition if they have a cable subscription. And that’s true–but only for the broadcast channels. But have you tuned into a cable TV station recently and noticed a message announcing that it’s no longer available? Or have you read marketing material from your cable provider that says you’ll need a cable box on each of your TVs in order to view your favorite channels? Both are indicators that analog stations you know and love could cease to be available to you.

This cable digital upgrade by some cable companies is already affecting popular cable channels that typically fall between channels 20 and 90. Prior to the digital upgrade, such channels usually did not require you to rent an extra-cost cable box in order to view shows. Instead, you could plug your coaxial cable from the wall directly into any of the following:

• An analog or digital television
• An older digital video recorder such as a Replay or TiVo (Series1 and Series2)
• A DVD recorder or VCR
• A Microsoft Windows Media Center PC
• A PC equipped with a TV tuner

If you now run your cable directly through any of these devices, you may be affected. In some cases, you’ll simply be inconvenienced: You’ll now need to have a cable box but you’ll still be able to view and record analog video. In other cases, though, you may be out of luck. You might not be able to record or even view your channels.

Switching to satellite is the simplest and lowest cost option for 2009 Digital Television.

6-Month Programming Credit: Requires participation in Digital Home Advantage with 24-month commitment and minimum qualifying programming. Customer receives a credit for each of the first 6 months. Credit amount will depend on programming package selected. After 6 months, then-current price will apply.

Analog television sets receiving free TV using an antenna will not work after June 12, 2009. Television viewers with these sets that are not connected to a pay TV service will need to take action before June 12, 2009, to ensure their TV sets continue to work.

You have a variety of options. Options to explore include:

• Keeping your existing analog TV and purchasing a TV converter box for each analog TV. A converter box plugs into an analog TV and will keep it working after June 12, 2009, or
• Purchasing a TV with a digital tuner, or
• Connecting an analog TV to satellite, cable, or other pay service. Satellite is the easiest and most hassle free option! Have a professional installer come to your home for free to handle your 2009 Digital Transition.

A TV converter box is a one-time purchase and is expected to cost between $50 and $70 for each television.

Switching to satellite is the simplest and lowest cost option for 2009 Digital Television.

12-Month Programming Credit: Requires participation in Digital Home Advantage with 24-month commitment and minimum qualifying programming. Customer receives a credit for each of the first 12 months. Credit amount will depend on programming package selected. After 12 months, then-current price will apply.