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Whats the difference between Digital TV and satellite service?

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Whats the difference between Digital TV and satellite service?

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• A. Snow, rain, high winds and even dense cloud cover can reduce or even interrupt a satellite broadcast. Digital Cable service is not prone to interruption from these conditions. With Comcast, you will receive all of your local channels and more. Satellite services only provide local channels in a few dozen major cities around the nation. Satellite systems age and customers must pay for the upgrades. With Digital Cable, you will never have to pay for new equipment if older equipment becomes outdated. Plus, you don’t need to install unattractive, bulky dishes outside of your home to receive your TV signal.

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A. Weather plays an important role in the signal quality you receive from satellite service. Rain, snow and heavy winds can interrupt the programming you are watching. Cable is not affected in this way. Satellite services require you to buy equipment from them. Cable companies own the equipment you are using so if the equipment is outdated or needs to be replaced, you do not have to buy all new equipment.

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A. Snow, rain, high winds and even dense cloud cover can reduce or even interrupt a satellite broadcast. Digital Cable service is not prone to interruption from these conditions. With Comcast, you will receive all of your local channels and more. Satellite services only provide local channels in a few dozen major cities around the nation. Satellite systems age and customers must pay for the upgrades. With Digital Cable, you will never have to pay for new equipment if older equipment becomes outdated. Plus, you don’t need to install unattractive, bulky dishes outside of your home to receive your TV signal.

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