December 23, 2006
Seasons greetings to all our members and guests! May your holiday period be happy and safe.Why not check out the January 2007 issue of What Satellite and Digital TV magazine to see our forum feature in the Sat Ch@t section?The Satellite Help forum has just celebrated its first birthday, and we have had a fantastic inaugural year. If you've not yet signed up to our forum, why not give it a try? We're a very friendly bunch, and between us we have a lot of experience in the field of home satellite installations and forum-based support etc.We're particularly interested in getting complete beginners involved, and can offer some simple 'getting started' advice - so no need to worry about being flamed!Regards, Satellite Help
Happy Christmas from Satellite Help!
bySeasons greetings to all our members and guests! May your holiday period be happy and safe.Why not check out the January 2007 issue of What Satellite and Digital TV magazine to see our forum feature in the Sat Ch@t section?The Satellite Help forum has just celebrated its first birthday, and we have had a fantastic inaugural year. If you've not yet signed up to our forum, why not give it a try? We're a very friendly bunch, and between us we have a lot of experience in the field of home satellite installations and forum-based support etc.We're particularly interested in getting complete beginners involved, and can offer some simple 'getting started' advice - so no need to worry about being flamed!Regards, Satellite Help
December 22, 2006
Sky Sports will broadcast one of the world's most spectacular sports events - the Super Bowl - in high definition for the first time next February. Super Bowl XLI will be the first US sports event and the sixth sport to be screened in HD by Sky Sports with the first Super League match in HD also on 4th February 2007. Super Bowl XLI will be the climax of the busiest ever ...
Sky Sports to show Super Bowl in HD
by BGonaSTICKSky Sports will broadcast one of the world's most spectacular sports events - the Super Bowl - in high definition for the first time next February. Super Bowl XLI will be the first US sports event and the sixth sport to be screened in HD by Sky Sports with the first Super League match in HD also on 4th February 2007. Super Bowl XLI will be the climax of the busiest ever ...
