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Old 27-01-2007, 21:18   #19
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Re: Newbie not happy with tvdrive

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu View Post
arthurthe spur here, I fell foul of a very good well known store, over a 37in telly, and with a TELEWEST TV DRIVE, the picture is top quality clear picture, and it has saved me hundreds, when you compare to Sky,(which does costs about £300.00+) when you buy large TVs be careful, as there are a few twists, that sales reps don't tell you about, so be careful, maybe when Sir Richard takes over, he will some buttons to make things happen

---------- Post added at 20:33 ---------- Previous post was at 20:21 ----------

Arthurthe Spur here, There is only one problem with the SkyHD, it is called price, Before l went to Telewest from Sky, l was qouted £300+ for HD, BUT don't forget if you have Sky+ you have to have a separate box, so with BOTH boxes you are looking at nearly £1,000 plus installations/insurance cost, whereas with Telewest you get both in the same box for £15.00 per month and no repair bill, if it goes wrong - they change the box.
Not sure what the first part of your post was about. But Sky HD doesn't require a Sky+ box as well. The Sky HD box has the recording features as well.
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