If you're interested in the absolute best possible image quality on television, then you're going to want to go with the provider who can bring you more high definition channels. Since HD has gone mainstream and more and more Americans have television sets that can process its myriad of superior pictures, it makes sense to go with the television service provider who can ensure that you have more options to choose from when channel surfing. After all, your high definition television set is supposed to be about more than just watching your favorite television series on DVD or renting movies. You should also be able to take advantage of every single channel that's out there on cable or satellite TV.
The only trouble is that cable is a little bit behind, and that your experience watching television might be more regular definition if you stick with a service you've grown accustomed to. Because cable was waiting to see if the world was going to jump onboard with high definition, it only went ahead and did the bare minimum, providing the network channels in HD as well as the premium channels such as Showtime, Starz, and HBO. But at the same time that cable was holding out, satellite was diving in. And it makes sense that a technology that is interested in a more fashion-forward way of bringing you regular television would find a faster way to bring high definition into households.
Because satellite is more interested in providing better coverage and because it outnumbers the cable HD channels close to three to one, it is going to be able to last longer while still adding more content with ease. If the crisper and clearer picture quality of high definition is now a part of your entertainment life, like it is for so many other Americans, then don't wait around to see if your current television provider is going to step up their game and provide you with better options.
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