Sky HD for all?
HeadDonistic: Has HD’s moment arrived?
Britain’s now awash with chatter about the digital switchover and Sky, it appears, are attempting to seize the moment by offering the cheapest entry to their HD broadcast system yet. Savings of £150 are to be scooped with the offer launched on 28th January, which offers potential customers a Sky+ HD box for just £49.
It’s a sensible move by Sky. With the economy hobbling along, Britons are increasingly choosing to stay at home rather than venturing out to expensive meals or parties. ‘Intertainment’ is the new word that has slipped into the English dictionary, describing people’s growing desire for home-based leisure activities, from cooking to television.
The acquisition of a Sky HD Box obviously slips into this category: because intertainment Sky HD certainly is. It means unrivalled vision and sound quality across an ever growing network of channels. Sports fans can settle down before the annual Six Nations ruck or the imminent resurrection of the Champions League, all in unprecedented detail. Those who prefer films have Hollywood’s award season on the horizon, replete with the Oscars and the Baftas and movie premieres from Pineapple Express to Tropic Thunder.
‘High Definition. Now it’s for everyone’, reads a banner on the Sky website. At less than £50, they certainly have a point. With offers like these around there is always the chance that we won’t be forced off to the local gastro pub each time we want to catch the latest Premier League battle or International showdown. To find out more information about this current offer, you can visit the Sky HD Deals.
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it is no good selling sky services if the company cannot get it`s act together.
I referred a friend and after three months told them that if i did not get my vouchers i would cancel my subscription. For the sake of 50 quid they lost a 42 quid a month subscriber. stupid