Satellite TV on Your PC - Internet Television Is Here - Save Yourself Some Money

Recently released on the internet, Satellite TV for your PC has become widely popular all over the world. Now you can literally download an extra TV. Software developers have allowed us to turn personal computers into televisions and it is completely 100% legal.

According to the developers at Satellite soft, "Satellite TV for your PC is the product of more than 7 years of dedicated research and development. The development costs of this product alone are more than $276,480. The product required 3 years of intense testing and development utilizing software developers from Microsoft, IBM and other leading technology companies."

This type of Internet television doesn't require any extra hardware to run. That will keep money in your pocket! You don't have to buy anything else in order to receive access to over 3000 stations. All you need is special software, a personal computer and an Internet connection. The reception is crystal clear.

It does not require any recurring monthly fees. There is a one time, small fee to purchase the software. Instant, full service access is allowed after purchase of the satellite TV for your PC. You will just need to follow the instructions to start the broadcasts.

Satellite TV for your PC is now available throughout North America and in countries all over the world. Internet television has access to over 3000 Stations (News, Movies, Sports, Music, Clips, Radio, etc.) It includes all kinds of live sporting events, including football, soccer, basketball and many others. There are over 40 music channels that can be accessed with our software.

Technology has made such extreme advances that now anyone can connect to a whole new world of online entertainment. I highly recommend this software.

To pick up your software, go to http://www.global-home-business.com/tvonpc/

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MotoSat Satellite Internet, HDTV and Television Systems for Motor homes

Members and Motor Home owners that the best HDTV Satellite Systems and Mobile Internet Satellite systems for Recreational Vehicles are MotoSat Systems. Recently, I read an online article addressing this issue from a user and I have to say to these comments; Indeed MotoSat kicks butt. I have TV and Internet using their systems. What I have been most impressed with is the reliability.

Only once did I ever have a problem and I called MotoSat Tech Support and they fixed it trouble-shooting me over the phone. I made an error and they were able to help me reset the system. Wow, what a great company and they have some of the nicest dealers around the country to assist you. They must do a lot of screening to find all these great people.

Why is MotoSat so great some wonder? I myself have considered this after Beta Testing their first set of Internet Satellite Antennas as they Teamed up with Hughes as pioneers in these systems. Of course knowing the Founders myself, I can say that they had a pretty good run for 15 years the prior with their famous MotoSat TV antennas and now they even have HDTV Satellite Systems now? Who would have known, you could have such reliability in the Murphy Driven and persnickety world of mobile electronics?

"Lance Winslow" - Online Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/. Lance is a guest writer for Our Spokane Magazine in Spokane, Washington

Ka Band -Affordable Satellite Internet On The Way!

Ka Band VSAT* satellite internet technology has enormous possibilities for telecommuters, rural locations and eventually for Motor Home users around the U.S. - if it works! Ka Band satellite internet is an all new approach to sending and receiving internet traffic from space (satellites used for internet are at least 23,000 miles from Earth). *Very small aperture terminal.

The key improvements in Ka band technology from the “blanket” approach used up to now are:

1. Ka Band employs “spot beams” rather than broadcasting over an entire Continent….a far more efficient use of the available bandwidth resulting in lower monthly service cost to end users (as low as $49 per mo.).

2. Ka Band doesn’t require a very large dish (the dish is about the size of a trash can lid) to produce high speed internet in either direction (downloads & uploads are very fast), resulting in a lower equipment cost to consumers.

3. Ka Band uses technology that drastically lowers latency (the “lag” created by data traveling all the way to space and back).

When available, Ka band will enable remote teleworkers and consumer users to surf, work and email successfully at speeds approaching DSL & Cable for roughly $450-$650 for equipment and $49.00 to $95.00 per month for service. Users can expect download speeds at roughly 1500 kbps (kilobits per second) and upload speeds from 128-256 kbps, more than enough to handle most any work or leisure scenario. The cost is higher than DSL and Cable but when you can’t get anything but dial-up, the cost might well be worth it for the 20,000,000 or so folks out there with nothing but a phone (if that!). Another benefit of this technology is users will now be able to take advantage of Voice over IP (using the internet to make regular phone calls). Current satellite technology (Direcway and Starband) has too much inherent latency to allow successful VOIP, unless you are willing to say “over” like a walkie-talkie connection, after each sentence! I currently make unlimited calls Nationwide for a flat cost of $25.00 per month and nobody can tell the difference in voice quality. I can call Europe for about $.03 per minute or less! The savings are big, but for some rural homeowners it might be the only telephone service they are able to get.

The service will initially be offered by Wild Blue Communications, a Denver based company, owned by several major Media outfits. Two other companies, SES Americom and Echostar have indicated they will join in the fray by next year. They are planning to start offering service sometime in the 2nd Quarter of 2005…….but I don’t expect it to be universally available until late in 2005. I will have monthly updates on the progress they are making at: www.vsatus.com . If you have been waiting for super fast internet service, your ship might have finally come in!

Randy Scott has been involved in the bidirectional satellite internet industry from it’s beginning as a Sr. Sales Engineer, consultant and business owner. Randy is the founder of VSAT U.S., a consulting and sales agent, representing the most prestigious satellite internet providers in the U.S. For more information about Ka Band technology or current VSAT satellite internet offerings, visit http://www.vsatus.com or email info@vsatus.com .