TV and internet

HD

David wrote:I have my own account. I wouldn't do it any other way. I probably left out the taxes. Never the less, it's $55 for Digital Favorites and $13 for HD Combo. What more would I need? Remember, most of the HD is free. The HD combo gets me Golf, Speed, TSN2, A&E, AMC, HDNet, all the Score channels, TLC, History, and a couple more in HD

We have just about everything other than the add on NHL, MLB or NFL packages. I suppose that's why it's $40 bucks more.........

David wrote:HD or not?

Beats me, they're at least 5 years old. Furthermore we're waiting until some decent reports have been posted regarding the new netflix service. When we are sure that works we'll definitely be selling.

Yeah, I'm going to take a look at that Netflix as well. Heck of a lot cheaper than the satellite services and if you have a laptop with an video output then you can easily hook up to a TV or better yet one of those small portable projectors for the carry along big screen........

CanuckBob wrote:

David wrote:I have my own account. I wouldn't do it any other way. I probably left out the taxes. Never the less, it's $55 for Digital Favorites and $13 for HD Combo. What more would I need? Remember, most of the HD is free. The HD combo gets me Golf, Speed, TSN2, A&E, AMC, HDNet, all the Score channels, TLC, History, and a couple more in HD

We have just about everything other than the add on NHL, MLB or NFL packages. I suppose that's why it's $40 bucks more.........

i just added nfl.. it wuz $30 a month... i've spent $30 in worse ways...

CB:

I have done streaming through my computer to the TV and to me, it is a royal PITA! Having to run cords from the computer to the TV isn't what I would call a great solution. Many of the newer TV's and DVD players have Netflix built in and all they need is a signal from a wireless router. Much easier than having to hook up a computer! Fewer cords the better!