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To Change Or Not To Change – Satellite TV vs. Cable TV
By Mitchell Medford
What is the problem with most television viewers in continuing on with the same old television viewing habits? Apathy in home entertainment is the problem. I am teasing, of course, but I think that many viewers are just accustomed to their usual every day routine and don't like 'change'. Change always meets with resistance until convincing proof is produced and made evident. And even then, many people make changes for the better in their lives quite reluctantly. The change from cable to digital high definition satellite programming is a most definitely a once in a lifetime experience, and TV has made such a change possible easy and affordable for everyone.

Most all of us can remember when a satellite dish was so big and awkward. It detracted from the beauty of a home but was sort of a symbol of status in the neighborhood. Adjustments were a hassle and assistance was always required. Times have changed with advanced technology in communications and so, too, have peoples life-styles changed, and the dish on today's market is much smaller, sleeker in design, and fits well on the roof or side of a house. Satellite TV programming is popular and inexpensive with subscribers having the same programming choices as cable TV as well as many more selections from all over the world. offers 5 programming packages with diverse selections, including multi-cultural international selections as well as Sirius music channels in CD-quality sound.

Many of the die-hard cable TV fans are giving in to advanced technology and becoming subscribers. Dishnetwork Satellite TV now has a subscriber base of over 12 million with the

number increasing daily. Most viewers are changing because of the best quality in programming, digitally delivered crystal-clear high definition imaging, and digital sound. Customer service also is a factor in switching from cable to satellite, and has a toll-free, 24-hour customer service availability. With signals being received from satellites in space, it is less likely interruptions in service will be encountered. Another factor, and perhaps the primary factor, is cost. offers promotional free equipment, free installation, and some services free for a limited time to new subscribers. Dishnetwork Satellite TV also gifts new customers with a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) to further enhance home entertainment systems. The only payment is for your choice in programming services, and many times, this is cheaper than those provided by cable.

The most difficult part is deciding to make the change. Check with Satellite TV now for complete listings of programming and pricing information or telephone their toll-free, 24-hour phone number. A friendly and courteous representative will answer any questions you may have as well as be ready to take your order and schedule installation for a time convenient to you. A certified Dishnetwork Satellite TV technician will install your equipment and service and answer any questions and instruct you in the operations and functions of all equipment and features. It is so easy - make the decision and program selections and let TV do the rest. Then all you need to do is sit down, relax, pick up the remote, and watch your favorite programs.
Mitchell Medford is a popular reviewer of consumer electronics and has served as a product development consultant for several consumer electronics. mitchell@newtechnologytv.com

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