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Is Dish Network the best way for me to get access to my favorite programming? I cannot imagine going back to having four networks. I love my ESPN and Food TV too much to do that, but it is difficult to know if cable is the right choice, or if I should go with a satellite company like Dish Network. There are a lot of factors to consider in the decision.

Of course the most important factor for many of us is the cost. With Dish Network, the cost depends a lot on the plan you choose. It seems that, depending on what you want out of your programming, you can spend anywhere from $32 all the way up to nearly $90 per month. Of course, there are also the other services that Dish Network will provide for additional fees, if you are so inclined.

If you have a high definition television, you will likely want a high definition receiver and high definition programming to go with your channels. You may also want to look at the DVR that Dish Network offers. This hard drive will allow you record shows, pause and rewind live events, and keep track of your favorite programming without having to schedule your life around the networks. However, each service to which you subscribe will affect your monthly bill. So, you can spend as much or as a little as you like depending on what you desire.

The biggest competition for Dish Network is their rival, Direct TV. There are certainly pros and cons to both companies, and which is better will be up to you. Direct TV’s biggest advantage is that they have exclusive rights to NFL Sunday Ticket, which gives subscribers access to every NFL game each week. Dish Network, though, has plenty of sports and entertainment packages of their own to consider. In the end, the prices and services between the two are very similar. What that means is that you are just going to have to do some research. Think about what you are hoping to get for your television programming versus the amount of money you would like so spend.

Another advantage that can be around if you think about going with Dish Network is free installation and equipment. When you go to the website or call, they will explain a setup fee and cost of equipment. However, there are many times a year that Dish Network will offer, as a promotion to boost business, free installation and equipment. That in itself can make it worth it since even cable companies will offer charge for such services.

The truth is that Dish Network may or may not be the right television entertainment option for you. The best thing you can do is get on line and get on the phone to get information on all of your entertainment options. Make sure you take into account up front costs, monthly fees, and even additional available services. Also, remember to take into account how big of a commitment you are making to the cable companies. Do all of those things and you are ready to upgrade your entertainment.

If you would like the latest information on the dish network, or find more of my personal articles like the one you just read, visit my technology blog.

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So, you’ve been bitten by the home theater bug, eh? You want to design your own home theater but are unsure about how to do it? Here are some quick tips on how to design you very own home theater. First, there are some basic questions you must answer.

1)How much space are you working with, or, alternatively, if you are building a room from scratch, how many people would you like to seat in your home theater? If using an existing room, what shape is it. Is it a closed room or is it open to the rest of the home? Where is the door in relation to the rest of the room? Would you like true theater type seating or will you be using sofas and love seats?

2)Will it be a multi-use room or a dedicated theater? If you are using the room for multiple purposes, you will need to be more careful about hiding components to integrate the theater with the rest of the room. Layout will become extremely important so you can maximize the use of the available space.

3)What is your home theater budget?- If you are fairly new to the game, you may not have a good idea about a realistic budget, so do some research on material and equipment costs.

4)What kind of décor are you trying to achieve. Do you want an art deco theater straight out of the 1930’s? How about something a little more contemporary? Do you have a design theme in your home you are trying to match? Have you seen pictures of home theaters that you liked? Are you working with an interior designer in the rest of your home, or did you use the services of an interior designer to achieve the décor you have throughout your home?

5)What is your favorite type of program material? Do you watch mostly DVD movies or are going to be using your home theater mostly for watching sports? Will you watch a lot of regular or HDTV in your theater? Do you even have a good HDTV feed into your home theater? Would you really enjoy watching concert DVDs or music videos? If this theater will be used primarily for watching movies, what is your favorite type, or genre, of motion picture? Large production, action movies have a different set of demands on your home theater system than do romance films, for example.

6)Do you have existing audio / video equipment you’d like to incorporate into your new theater? Should you? Some of your existing gear may work great or maybe you need to replace a piece or two. Maybe you’re building everything from the beginning and need all new gear.

7)Are you going to be doing the installation yourself or contracting with a professional installer? What is your level of expertise in the building trades? Are you a fast learner?

8)Will this theater be used mostly by you, or will family and friends be using this room even when you’re not around? If many people will be using the theater, consider investing in a really good remote control, and some programming to make everything really easy to use. You’ll thank yourself later, and so will everyone else. It’s very nice when the remote control is so simple that you can watch whatever you want by pressing one intuitively labeled button or icon that makes everything happen. With touch screen remote controls, the screen will change depending to reflect the appropriate source or task, so you have only the buttons displayed that you need, not a confusing jumble of buttons to control every conceivable function of your theater.

9)What are your performance requirements? Do you have any?Is it important that your pant legs flap in the breeze created by your subwoofers (use at least two)? Would it be really nice to understand every, single word of dialog? How about the video? Are you extremely picky when it comes to picture quality? Are you a trained viewer that is familiar with what video anomalies look like? Do you want the largest possible video image?

10)Will your theater be integrated with your house music system if you now, or will, have one, or will it be completely stand alone?

If you can answer these questions, you have begun the design process for your home theater. It’s important to know the answers so that you can formulate your design targets. A well designed home theater will bring countless hours of enjoyment to you, your family and friends. The more information you have, the happier you’ll be with the finished product.

Steve has 15 yrs in consumer electronics. He is a CEDIA certified designer with ISF and THX certificates. His experience includes: installer and programmer; system designer; business unit director for an a/v importer; sales rep for a CE distributor; and principal of a $1.5M+ CEDIA custom installation firm. He’s now senior sales engineer for Digital Cinema Design in Redmond, WA. Find out more about home theater design at the Home Theater Design Guide.

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