Advanced Digital Broadcast (ADB) will deliver one of its next-generation hybrid set-top boxes to ITI Neovision Continue reading
Advanced Digital Broadcast (ADB) will deliver one of its next-generation hybrid set-top boxes to ITI Neovision Continue reading
SES Astra has signed a long-term contract extension for one transponder with Canal Digital for its digital services and the launch of new HD channels at Astra’s orbital position 23.5 degrees East. Continue reading
Italy’s OpenSky and DBW Communications have teamed up with Eutelsat to launch the 3D Stereoscopic Group. Continue reading
In October Eutelsat announced that it had finally topped its target of 100 High-Definition TV channels broadcasting through its video satellites Continue reading
Eutelsat has signed a contract with International Launch Services (ILS) for the launch in mid-November 2009 of the W7 satellite on an ILS Proton. Continue reading
DishPointer is an exceptionally practical Internet site that users can use to calculate the azimuth and elevation settings for any satellite around the world. The site also shows approximately what direction to point the antenna with the help of Google Maps. Continue reading
In the golden days, many analog receivers came with integrated motor control. Granted, the number of available satellites was rather limited back then, but on the other hand reception equipment usually carried a hefty price tag, so for many satellite enthusiasts it made perfect sense to have a single dish and LNB that could be rotated with the help of a motor. Continue reading
The TM-2300 from Technomate makes it easy to convert the monofeed satellite system of a single user into a system that can receive all receivable satellites at a particular location.
Technomate’s antenna motor model that has proven itself for many years has been reintroduced to us with improved precision; something that we have to look into in much greater detail. Continue reading
The capability of the Linux-powered Dreambox DM800HD is defined by your choice of HDD.
Our review sample was equipped with a 2.5in 120GB drive. Something else the 600 and 800 models share in common is the external power supply.
An advantage of this approach is cooler running, and that the receivers could be powered from a suitable 12-volt DC source. Great for caravanners, who can then worry about the practicalities of attempting to contain an HD-Ready Television.
That said, the 800HD takes provision for standard-def reception and connectivity too – and so will be just as happy with a Scart-fed 14in portable set, should you decide to take it on the move. Continue reading
Sharp, Sharper, Nanoxx! This advertising slogan pops up on German manufacturer Nanoxx’s website and with good reason as our tests will show. But one thing at a time. When Nanoxx asked us a few weeks ago to take a closer look at their new 9800HD, naturally we said yes. We’ve already tested a variety of Nanoxx receivers and were impressed each time. Continue reading