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Old 06-04-2008, 12:28 PM
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After reading the previous posts, I'm thinking about waiting to see what happens when everything goes digital in '09. Cable may offer better packages (although they nickel and dime you to death). If ATT comes to town with their optical service (Uverse?), I may check that out. Direct TV may offer better deals - we'll wait and see.

Having multiple TVs in the house with cable is nice, I don't want to lose a TV because of costs etc in going with Direct TV. The best deal is out there, I just haven't found it yet.

As long as I can get the Buckeyes on the Big Ten Network whether it's in HD or not, I'm good. Everything that's new and popular is always more expensive, until the consumer starts buying more. Hell, if that was true gasoline prices will be back to $2.00 a gallon soon.
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