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Old 12-06-2011, 19:29   #7
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Re: Virgin to use DVB-C2?

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Originally Posted by virginruinedntl View Post
no, i don't mean replace every box i mean just issue new boxes with dvb-c2 tuners to new customers and give them to customers when their boxes go faulty. That way you upgrading all customers to dvb-c2 boxes in a few years time will cost less as a large portion of your users will have capable boxes.
It will never happen , they want everyone on TIVO within the next few years so why not stop supplying the V+ PVR as an option to new customers and just have the two TIVO options , maybe that's to logical.
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