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Following close behind the BBC's announcement that it will be showing the
World Cup in HD, Sky has at last confirmed the pricing and launch date of its
high-definition satellite service Sky HD.
Subscribers will pay £299 for a high-def-compatible set-top box plus £10 per
month on top of their Sky digital subscription. Installations are due to start
happening in May and will initially be free to new and existing Sky
customers.
All Sky HD subscribers will receive four HD channels - Sky One HD, Artsworld
HD, National Geographic HD and Discovery HD - plus the Sky Box Office HD
pay-per-view movie channel. The initial HD line up, according to Sky, will be:
Sky One HD
Sky One will be simulcast in HD and offer, "a selection of high quality
entertainment with a range of Sky One shows and cutting edge series from the US in
HD". Sky One series confirmed for HD include 24, Rescue Me, Bones, Over
There, Stargate and Stargate Atlantis.
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Following close behind the BBC's announcement that it will be showing the
World Cup in HD, Sky has at last confirmed the pricing and launch date of its
high-definition satellite service Sky HD.
Subscribers will pay £299 for a high-def-compatible set-top box plus £10 per
month on top of their Sky digital subscription. Installations are due to start
happening in May and will initially be free to new and existing Sky
customers.
All Sky HD subscribers will receive four HD channels - Sky One HD, Artsworld
HD, National Geographic HD and Discovery HD - plus the Sky Box Office HD
pay-per-view movie channel. The initial HD line up, according to Sky, will be:
Sky One HD
Sky One will be simulcast in HD and offer, "a selection of high quality
entertainment with a range of Sky One shows and cutting edge series from the US in
HD". Sky One series confirmed for HD include 24, Rescue Me, Bones, Over
There, Stargate and Stargate Atlantis.
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