Satellite Receivers

EchoStar Receivers are manufactured by a US-based satellite TV company which has millions of satellite TV customers through its DISH Network. This Network provides a large variety of video and audio channels, HDTV, sports, international programs and interactive TV.

The receivers are made for both Free to Air markets as well as pay television operators. Their design is tailor-made to suit any hardware or software need of any market. Costs are minimal and good service is offered by the TV company which manufactures EchoStar Receivers.

EchoStar was the first to introduce the first satellite receiver-PVR (Personal Video Recorder) combination. In any case EchoStar's Model 7100 satellite receiver was the world's first Internet TV service made available through satellite. In combination with DISH Network's digital satellite television programming and the Internet TV experience from Web TV Networks, other features like broadband data delivery and video games were also provided.

The TV search capability was one of the new features offered in the EchoStar Receiver. The viewer could find subjects of interest by going through the detailed list of TV shows. This advanced technology linked Internet content to programs on TV Listings, and these programs could be accessed easily just by the touch of a button.

When the EchoStar receivers came into the market about 3 years ago, the design was modern and with a sleek remote control unit it made television viewing a great pleasure. At that time EchoStar Receivers set a new standard for digital satellite receiver software. Installation of the receivers was easy and with the new EchoNAV technology there were pre-programmed channels and installation types in the language of preference. For the first time it was possible to create favorite lists or even to personalize channel lists, and this made access easy and zapping could be done fast as well.

It was a product where the world got the first glimpse of television in the 21st century. The EchoStar Receiver was the world's first satellite receiver with a hard drive which was ultra fast and multigigabyte. It had the capacity to record and play back simultaneously full- quality digital video. Being a milestone in the history of television it expanded the viewing experience of the consumer with the help of high-speed Internet access and interactive television.

The broadband delivery capability of the satellite and the massive disk drive of the EchoStar Receiver gave a great deal of freedom to TV viewers, because they could watch what they wanted and when they wanted. The latest Echostar Digital Satellite Receiver features 4400 channels and the software upgrade is via Satellite. The Echostar Multilingual Interface has 10 languages, it is packed with many features and the digital audio outputs are of a high quality.

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