Jun 09

Reading through the paper today, I saw a very interesting article on the “Sqish”.

The Sqish is a discreet alternative to a satellite dish and can be used to receive Sky and Freesat in the UK.

It can be camouflaged to help it blend into its surroundings with the addition of a Bespoke sticker created from a digital photo.

Why use a Sqish?  Areas sensitive to planning restrictions, coastal towns where dishes are prone to rust, dish stigma or just for the sheer hell of it!  The Sqish is a quirky contemporary alternative to a satellite dish.

More details and pictures are available at www.sqish.co.uk

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May 09

Here is a comprehensive list of Free-To-Air channels that are available on Freesat as of the launch.

Entertainment (101-199)

BBC One (101)
BBC Two (102)
ITV1 (103)
C4 / S4C in Wales (104)
BBC Three (106)
BBC Four (107)
BBC HD (108)
ITV2 (113)
ITV3 (115)
ITV3+1 (116)
ITV4 (117)
S4C Digidol / C4 in Wales (120)
E4 (122)
More4 (124)
Zone Romantica (135)
Zone Thriller (137)

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May 07

Freesat, the UK’s latest package of free-to-air TV channels, transmitted from a satellite, has now gone live, allowing comsumers access to standard-definition and HD (high-definition) broadcasting for a single, one-off payment.

Freesat is brought to us by BBC and ITV and currently features a package of over 80 digital channels, including some HD channels (although we are promised more soon!).

Freesat’s Highlights:-

  • Over 80 digital TV and radio channels
  • HD TV programmes subscription-free
  • No contract, no subscription, just a one-off payment
  • Available to almost every home in the UK

Although Freesat is available to buy now through many retailers such as Argos, Currys & John Lewis, the choice of equipment is currently limited. We will be doing a full article with lots more information soon.

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