DISH Network Ups the HD Ante

Yesterday, DISH Network became the first in the industry to offer high definition programming in 1080p, the highest and best HD resolution available, setting the bar for the next-generation HD standard.

This new move is part of DISH Network's latest and unprecedented expansion in high definition services, which includes the rollout of TurboHD, the industry's first 100%, all-HD suite of programming packages. DISH Network will also launch 17 new national HD channels today, passing its goal of reaching 100 national HD channels - five months ahead of schedule. DISH Network now offers up to 114 national HD channels and plans to expand that line-up to 150 channels by the end of 2008, made possible by the recent launch of Echo XI, the most powerful satellite in the company's fleet.

Consumers can sign up for the best high definition programming and service in the industry with DISH Network's new TurboHD programming packages, the only all-HD packages on the market, starting at $24.99 per month. TurboHD is available in three separate tiers and includes special "turbo-charged" features and benefits such as DISH Network's award-winning and industry-leading technology, the highest quality HD available including 1080p where applicable, and the most-watched HD channels that may be viewed on any TV -analog, digital or high definition.

To sign up for DISH Network and start enjoying the best picture quality TV has to offer, visit www.AllAmericanDish.com!

Dish Network HD Plans Still On Track

Dish Network dishHD subscribers can breathe a sigh of relief. Despite the recent launch failure of the AMC-14 satellite, Dish Network still plans on reaching their goal of 100 HD channels and 100 HD markets by the end of 2008. The AMC-14 satellite, launched Friday March 14, was the first of three satellites to be launched this year, enabling Dish Network to expand their High Definition programming. The satellite fell short of its intended orbit, but is said to be operating normally. A decision has not been made yet as to what to do with the satellite. Despite this setback, Dish Network still feels confident they can continue as planned with the HD rollout with two more launches scheduled for later this year.

This should come as good news to both current dishHD subscribers and future subscribers. Dish Network offers a wide range of standard and high defintion programming for much less than other digital cable or satellite tv providers. Also, new customers can upgrade to the Dish Network High Definiton DVR for free, which can cost as much as $299 with other providers. For more information on dishHD, contact All American Dish for the guaranteed lowest Dish Network prices at www.AllAmericanDish.com or call 1-877-444-4388.