Boxes from the Sky
Posted by Knowledge Guy in Arts and Entertainment, tags: Best Picture, Component Outputs, digibox, Hard Disk, Hd, High Definition, High Definition Receiver, High Definition Tv, Interactive Services, Sky Box, Sky Channels, Sky Digibox, Sky Digital, sky HD, sky plus, Sky Plus Digibox, Sky Programs, Sky Receiver, Sky Tv, Sound Quality, Subscription Television, Television Package, Threes, Tv StyleIf you are searching for information about the various boxes that Sky offer, then the best place to look is on the main company site as it has details on all the various options you have to choose from.
Choices come in threes
Sky TV comes with the option of three different types of digibox and the one that you choose will entirely be dictated by the box that you receive.
The Sky Box
The original digital box that Sky provide is the simple digibox. This original digital box will allow you access to all the Sky programmes (except high definition programmes) and all the basic interactive services.
Sky +
The next digibox that Sky provide is the Sky Plus box. The Sky Plus digibox is a digital box that includes a hard-disk so you can tape your favourite Sky programs with the press of a button. The service is amazing and allows you to both record programs and set the receiver to record a whole series with the press of a remote. The digibox provides the facility to tape two channels at a time too so you will never have to choose to view and record what you like. The recording service is free on condition you subscribe to a subscription television package, alternatively there will be a £10 monthly charge. The digibox itself can be acquired free of charge via changing recommend a customer offers but otherwise is priced at £99 depending on the available deals.
Sky HD Plus
The third Sky receiver available is the Sky HD+ receiver. The Sky high definition receiver is in essence similar to the sky plus digital box but features component outputs that can be used with the Sky HD channels. The high definition digibox is by far the most advanced available and costs ten pounds monthly for the HD channels (called the HD mix) but it is definately by far the best picture and sound quality on offer if you have a High definition TV.
In summary, you will need to consider what suits you, your TV style and your money best.
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