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Newsat said it had made “strong progress in its program to launch a geo-stationary satellite within the next 30 months” but did not report any specific progress.
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New scientific and military satellites deliver more data than their predecessors, creating a potential bandwidth problem. Experiments conducted by Sandia National Laboratories at the International Space Station preliminarily indicate that the problem could be remedied by orbiting more complex computer chips to pre-reduce large data streams.
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COM DEV International Ltd. has won a Premier’s Innovation Award from the Government of Ontario.
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When you’re subscribing to a cable TV offer, there are pros and cons to it. But what are these pros and cons that we’re talking about? How will it affect the customer on dealing with a cable TV provider?

This ain’t your father’s DVR, as they say. Satellite TV brings innovation to DVR technology.

What would you expect at cable TV’s future in the next decade? Will they be gone by something that overtakes them? Or will they still dominate the home entertainment of every subscriber?

How cable providers please their customers on their services. What makes them better than any other cable TV providers in America?
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What makes a customer or a subscriber attracted on watching high definition? How is it much different and unique than regular watching of cable TV? Will it provide them good quality and originality on watching their favorite shows on cable TV?