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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
As people progressively realise what they've been missing, .
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If true, VM customers must be a bit thick, 'cause it's taken them five years to realise they were missing Sky Atlantic.
And of course it isn't true, and VM customers aren't thick because they have known for years that Sky has better content, and still chosen VM.
In fact, for a couple of years now, it has been very easy to remedy that situation by adding a Now TV box, meaning that you don't have to move to Sky to get the missing content; now you have a best of both worlds scenario.
Nothings changed recently, content wise, in Sky versus VM. But Sky are about to launch a shiny new box, and suddenly for some the content differences that have been there for years are suddenly relevant.
They're also moaning about a five year old PVR because it doesn't look as good as the forthcoming new Sky box. Of course it won't look as good; five years is a long time in the tech world. But they aren't prepared to wait to see if VM also come out with a new box.
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
But it is additional to a VM box!
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So what? You can pick up a now TV box for £15, or one with 3 months entertainment pass for £19.
Why depend on a cable box for streaming services which has a five year replacement cycle? That five year cycle means that after a couple of years, it's going to be relatively slow and lack recently launched services compared to low cost streamer boxes that are updated annually.