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Samsung has 3 new DLP sets coming in June that will be 1080P capable(1920x1080). They were on display at CES in January.

I ordered a second box with my orignal order for this very reason, even though I wasn't ready to use it right away.

I can get another service installed within 2-3 days. Not everyone will experience the kinds of delays you are suggesting.

A small point, but some locals only broadcast at night. PBS stations in particular. Some people will not be able to receive much OTA for geographic reasons, not through any fault of Voom. To think there is any guarantee is simply foolish. If you live 100 miles from the transmission tower over...

Then the complaint was probably to get that info out in the open or within a public statement. The quota wouldn't be an issue for Echostar or DirecTV, but with a small subscriber base like Voom has currently, it's very real.

So what does "reasonable price" mean? Not trying to be argumentative, just pointing out the huge loopholes here. The competition plays on exactly that sort of thing to make their adversaries life more difficult. Unless there is a FCC rule which states specifically why Voom should be allowed...

I'm no lawyer, but I think if you go to court or before the FCC and your case is based on nothing more than a statement like "isn't playing fair", you'll get your head handed to you on a platter. I think some may be confusing "must carry" rules which have no bearing on this dispute. If anyone...

Thanks for the pointer to the older thread. This is not about a lawsuit, but instead a complaint to the FCC. Nowhere is it mentioned which FCC rule is supposedly broken. In fact, both sides dispute whether any rule was broken at all. You could argue that InHD is making it prohibitively...

Because you folks seem so versed on the facts I would assume you had the information at hand. I also assumed the Forum was one for information sharing. Perhaps it's just opinion based? Not opposed to looking it up for myself.

The question was somewhat rhetorical and I was not suggesting you were lying. It would be no different than Comcast suing Rainbow because they wanted to carry Equator or Rave. IMO, it has a very weak leg to stand on in court. Your opinion may be different. If the case goes before a Judge and...

Which FCC rule is that? The networks typically feed their HD stuff to their affiliates via satellite. How does this gain an exception to this rule?

The majority owners of iN DEMAND Networks(InHD) are Comcast iN DEMAND Holdings, Inc., Cox Communications, Inc. and Time Warner Entertainment. Again, how is Voom or Rainbow going to sue those people? Essentially you would be trying to sue your cable competition for them not making your life...

How does one sue somone else for not selling you their service? From the InHD website FAQ: "What is InHD? - INHD is a 24/7 digital cable channel......" Says it pretty clear.