Re: Good news, bad news - dslreports.com

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neufuse join:2006-12-06 Indiana, PA ·Comcast	reply to baineschile Re: Good news, bad news they already have those tv's they are called Tru2Way and they use QAM tuners and cablecards still.... they just program the box code into the tv so you dont need a box for the GUI and VOD you can buy one right now, but only a few compcast markets have Tru2Way enabled right now
neufuse join:2006-12-06 Indiana, PA ·Comcast	to forum · permalink · · 2009-05-01 10:30:42 ·
Sammer join:2005-12-22 Canonsburg, PA	said by neufuse : they already have those tv's they are called Tru2Way and they use QAM tuners and cablecards still.... they just program the box code into the tv so you dont need a box for the GUI and VOD you can buy one right now, but only a few compcast markets have Tru2Way enabled right now Chicago and Denver are the only two markets I've heard of so far. While 100% of Comcast's and four other companies' digital cable systems are supposed be "Tru2Way ready" (whatever that means) by July from what I've heard consumers shouldn't expect much until next year.
Sammer join:2005-12-22 Canonsburg, PA	to forum · permalink · · 2009-05-01 16:08:17 ·
TechnoScott Premium join:2003-03-25 00000	Comcast Oregon Market was the first market in the country to roll out the Cav project. Oregon deployed MANY DTA devices to give customers TV service while freeing up MANY channels. Comcast Oregon Market has also deployed DOCSIS 3.0 as well as a huge assortment of HDTV channels. The nice thing, IMO, is that there is still room for more improvement. The cable network just keeps scaling and scaling.
TechnoScott Premium join:2003-03-25 00000	to forum · permalink · · 2009-05-02 14:52:59 ·


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