
Are there any Dish Network ready TVs like the Direct TV ready TVs? Other than LG’s “virtual joey” app.
https://www.att.com/esupport/article.html#!/directv/KM1040608
https://www.att.com/esupport/article.html#!/directv/KM1040608
Other than LG’s “virtual joey” app.
Even that was discontinued some time ago.
Dish doesn't stick with anything, do they? Everything gets orphaned very quickly...
Why would RCA, a partner in the initial DSS system with DirecTV, market a product with one of the competing systems? Maybe you were thinking of the RCA F38310: RCA F38310 38-Inch CRT HDTV which featured a built-in DirecTV HD Receiver in addition to its ATSC tuner, a rarity at the turn of the century.Once upon a time RCA built a HD TV set for DISH, it was a total flop. DISH had no idea how to market it or support it.
Once upon a time RCA built a HD TV set for DISH, it was a total flop. DISH had no idea how to market it or support it.
Why would RCA, a partner in the initial DSS system with DirecTV, market a product with one of the competing systems? Maybe you were thinking of the RCA F38310: RCA F38310 38-Inch CRT HDTV which featured a built-in DirecTV HD Receiver in addition to its ATSC tuner, a rarity at the turn of the century.
Edit: Okay, my apologies. I forgot about the LCD TV that Dish marketed in 2005 bundled with the 811 HD receivers. They sold 30" or 40" LCD HDTVs bundled with the 811 for $1,599 for the 30" and $3,999 for the 40" set. DISH Network Unveils Low-Cost, Thin-Panel LCD High-Definition TVs; Complete HDTV System Offers 30-inch LCD TV, HD Satellite Receiver, Delivery and Installation for Less than $1,600 | About DISH
Wow, can you imagine paying $4K for a 40" LCD? Now, $500 buys you a 4K 55" set which would blow the chips out of Dish's old offering. Ah, progress...
Dish doesn't stick with anything, do they? Everything gets orphaned very quickly...
Anyone remember Dish's receiver/VCR? I want to say it also was an RCA.
After looking around the linked site I saw dish had a 1000.5 dish. Wonder what made them stick with 1000.4 instead even though there for the same thing.
EKB: Dish1000
Yep, that was my second Dish receiver. I still have a bunch of D-VHS tapes that I have no way of watching. A Cautionary Tale of digital format abandonment. Mostly "Babylon 5", "ST: TNG", "ST: Voyager", and "ST: DS9" recordings on WBSK from the late 1990s. Of course, I bought most of these shows on DVD so the D-VHS tapes are just taking up space.This thing? EKB: JVC HM-DSR100