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Satellite Tv Vs. Basic Cable: Why Make The Switch?
If there was one television topic that was all the rage last year, it was the big switch from the analog to the digital signal. The analog signal, what had brought television programs to the homes of millions of Americans on a day-to-day basis, was soon to depart; those big television towers blasting analog frequencies would no longer need to be used.
Before the switch, television stations were littered with commercials educating consumers on how to switch, where to get converter boxes and why people need to upgrade. Of course, many people believed that the only reason for the high concentration of digital signal propaganda was to keep people centered around the tube and thus maintain advertising revenues, but that is another story all together.
Yet, as many people started investing in converters or even new televisions, people still hung on to their basic cable service. They did not see any reason to upgrade to a cable or satellite TV subscription.
On the surface, there really is no reason to spend more money on a television service; TV is TV, there is no getting around that. But for actual fans of television, people who dedicate a good two to three hours a day watching, there is really no comparison between the two. Granted, basic cable does offers great channels and a good, solid selection of programming, but when it is placed next to satellite TV, the difference is completely clear.
These days, with all the new technological advancements in television, watching TV has transformed from a habit or hobby into an actual experience. For all subscribers of digital cable and satellite TV services, the remote is their gateway into another dimension of programming. No longer do they need to channel surf to find something to watch; with interactive guides and an enormous selection of both premium and movie channels, there is always something on.
Besides, when looking at the specific features offered, there is something available for every demographic. For the diehard sports lover, a wide selection of channels as well as subscription packages are available to choose from, allowing a fan to really keep up with their home team’s progress. Plus, with a majority of these channels available in HD, it will feel as if the fan is right on the sidelines, watching the game and experiencing the intensity.
Additionally, program packages are available that cater to international channels, cooking programs or even educational options for children. There is actually a channel directed at infants and toddlers, aiding in their brain development by teaching them such important skills as counting and identifying colors. For the rerun lover, there is a slew of channels available that recycle old programming, some that date back all the way to the 1960s.
Likewise, “On Demand” features are also offered, which enable viewers to not only select previously recorded and saved programming, but also to choose and record their favorite programs. Therefore, a subscriber can easily record a favorite show that they have to miss due to a personal or work related issue and watch it whenever they want.
So, when put up side by side, the differences between the two are very clear. Sure, both offer a way to watch television, but basic cable falls short on its selection and variety. Satellite TV offers a way to experience television and to utilize it to fit any schedule.
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