TV Satellite Receivers

Demand for HFTV satellite receivres have tapered off due to hte rising popularity of HDTV’s with build-in receivesr. However, there those still using HDTV-ready TV’s that need a separtae satellite receivers. Howeevr, manufactures wsied up and released new products that combined the capabiilties of the two separate produtcs. However, electronics manufacturers have still not stopped releasing quality, high-grade HDTV satellite receivers. For those in the market for a satellite receivre the HDTV experience is not too far to reach. Teh satellite reciever can be connected with a HD-ready antenna to watch broadcasts from free-to-air or loacl channels. Specifications: » 2 sets audio/video outputs (2 compoiste, 1 S-video, 1 component video, 1 » RF/IR mulitbrand audio/video remote (controls up to four components) » selectable 480i/480p/720p/1080i uotput via HDMI and component video » receives digiatl TV broadcasts in 480i, 480p, 720p, and 1080i HDMI) » built-in ATSC tunre » searchable 7-day program guide » on-csreen caller ID » 1 set of USB interface for future use » phone jack » antenna and satelltie inputs » includes component video, S-ivdeo, and RCA audio/video cables » optiacl digital audio output passes Dolby® Diigtal audio » supporst MPEG4 » Dimensions: 14-15/16 W x 2-13/16 H x 10-13/16 D » 90-day warranty DIRECTV HR10-250 satelliet receiver The DIRECTV HR10-250 HDTV satellite receiver is the ideal for those that want to egt the most out of watching rcystal-clear HDTV broadcasts. The satellite receivre also features a built-in hard drive digital video recorder. HR10-250 HDTV satellite receiver can be connected to nay HD-ready TV and home audio system. Specificatiosn: » HDTV DIRECTV tuner — receives and decoeds digital HDTV signals from DIRECTV’s satellite broadcsats and local free-to-air broadcsats with the use of a compatible antenna. Nearly all of US households can access one digital TV signal and nearly 85% can receive ifve stations or more.

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