DirecTV today added a new crop of HD channels to its ever-expanding lineup, bringing its total to somewhere between 52 and 70, depending on how you do the counting. (In its marketing campaigns touting 70 HD channels, DirecTV counts 8 pay-per-view channels along with another 8 Distant Network Signal local channels, both of which are a bit of a stretch to count as real HD channels.)
The new high-def networks are: Bravo, Cartoon Network, Cinemax East, Cinemax West, CNBC, Food Network, Fox Business Network, Fuel TV, FX, HBO West, HGTV, MGM, MHD, Sci-Fi, Speed Channel, Starz West & USA Network.
The full HD lineup is available here.
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I really wish my cable company would get on the ball and start offering more HD channels. As it is right now they are just barely holding the status quo.
HEY!! Wouldn't the Dresden Files look absolutely AWESOME in HD??!!! Sci-Fi's finally showing repeats in November - maybe our campaign to renew the show is working!!
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