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The High Seas Go High Definition

February 20th, 2007 by: Technabob


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Those of you lucky enough to own a boat can now watch high definition satellite TV when you head out to sea. This marine satellite antenna system continually adjusts to point at the correct location in the skies for you to watch HD satellite programming wherever you go.

raymarine hd satellite

Raymarine offers a variety of satellite television antennae designed to work even in extreme weather and sea conditions. The systems dynamically correct their beam to ensure uninterrupted TV viewing.

Complete systems including an antenna, control unit and an HD DirecTV receiver range from about $7,000 to about $9,000. I suppose that if you can afford to own a boat big enough to need an HDTV, that kind of money is just a drop in the bucket.

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Comments (3):

  1. Oh yeh, after I sell my new HDTV set, I can afford to lease this antenna …

  2. Jesse Smith says:

    I have read at http://www.highdefinitionsatellitetv.org, Hd Tvs are very useful for people who loves watching their favorite movies and shows online.
    I wanted to try one.

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