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We want DUAL TUNER Freeview boxes. Do you hear me GRUNDIG??!! Anyone who knows ANYTHING about this in the UK is getting one of the few dual tuner boxes out there.]]>Jun 22nd 2006 4:19AMhttp://www.engadget.com/2006/06/22/grundig-hits-the-market-with-freeview-recorders/http://www.engadget.com/2006/06/22/grundig-hits-the-market-with-freeview-recorders/"DVB-T is still a decent digital TV alternative for those without access,"

It's nothing to do with not having access - Sky want big money per month, and even more for Sky+.

Freeview is, err, free! And the decoders and HD recorders are also pretty cheap, pretty good, and you can have one-per-TV and still pay the same amount per month. Zero!

I have a Humax 9200T dual-tuner PVR and it's excellent. I also have some TVs with built-in Freeview tuners, and some Freeview STBs.

Freeview is about to pass Sky regards installed base, and Freeview's curve is very much upwards and Sky's very much isn't.

Ian
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