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February 10, 2006

Comparing Cable and Satellite

When comparing cable and satellite, you have to evaluate the pros and cons of each. Some benefits of cable include local channels for no extra charge and easy to set up equipment. Also, cable is not affected by weather problems, like wind and rain, which can affect satellite dishes.

But before you decide to go with cable, you should note that satellite has several benefits as well. Satellite is usually less expensive and your equipment and service can go with you when you move. And, because satellite maintains a digital signal throughout, the quality of the signal when it reaches your living room is usually better than you get with a cable connection. However, you need to make sure you can place the satellite dish where it has a clear view to the southern sky to maintain your signal.

To choose between the two, you need to evaluate what is more important to you: quality of reception, ease of set-up, inexpensiveness of service, etc. Once you know what you want, your choice should be clear. For more information on this topic, see this article on cable vs. satellite.

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