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Old 31-01-2010, 18:28   #354
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2010)

I could not agree more, BUT l would say that by going to 3D are taking technology that bit further, and the customer will benefit in the long run.

But l would also say that broadcastor's must take that gamble, as it is the future we are looking at, to me sadly VM are still banging on the techn door, and are not prepared to take on the challenge, there is so much that VM could offer there customers, but won't.

I would like to see VM offer customers more channels, that are out there, l was told by a cable engineer, that VM can hold so many channels, but will only offer channels that benefit them, and not the customer.
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