Airtel Announces Upscaling of All Their Channels to 1080i
Airtel's not going to charge you for these 'HD' channels, either.
For your eyes only...
So what will they charge for improving the image quality? The good news is that you’ll get better looking channels at no extra cost whatsoever. For the novice, the pre-requisites as we already know is that you should have an Airtel digital TV HD, or an HD Recorder. Apart from the connection, you've got to have an HD ready TV and an HDMI cable.
If this looks pretty tempting for you to go out and buy an Airtel digital TV connection, then we advise that you research a little more on the different packages that you can choose from. Also, this Upscaling of streaming quality definitely sounds great to the ears, but might not make a whole lot of difference to the eyes.
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