Comcast Digital Cable TV Review
June 11, 2008 – 7:59 pmOverview: With over 24.1 million cable subscribers, Comcast is the nation’s largest cable provider. Comcast Digital Cable TV offers Sports Packages, Digital Video Recording, High Definition Cable Television, Video-On-Demand, Movies, and Parental Controls.
Package Options: Comcast Digital Cable can provide an entire new television viewing experience. With Comcast you can choose from four differnt Digital Cable packages, which provides an option for everyone both price wise and feature wise. And when you subscribe to premium channels from Comcast, you get up to six HBO channels, up to five Starz channels, up to seven Showtime channels, up to three Movie Channel channels and up to four Cinemax channels with each channel’s subscription.
Features: With Comcast Digital Cable packages you can choose stricktly barebone features, or every option technology provides. Comcast provides its subscribers with an advanced Video-On-Demand menu, to view recently played TV shows and movies for free. As well as a PPV section if you are looking for something new or different. Along with Comcast’s advanced menus they also provide indepth Parental Controls.
Comcast also has options for those who are looking for a more enriched TV viewing experience. With options for additional fees to access a growing selection of High Definition Digital Cable Television (HDTV). As well as an advanced Digital Video Recording Service (DVR).
Pricing: Comcast offers fair prices on their packages, however they have fees on additional features. They offer a good variety of price points for most monthly TV bills. They also regularly have very good promotions going on which will give you a deal on the first few months. However if you are looking to get HDTV and DVR, the bill will be higher then satellite due to additional fees for each service.
Overall: We like Comcast Digital Cable. Their not the leaders in the cable world for no reason. They provide all of the features that you would get with satellite, with less up front costs and equipment, but more costs over the long term due to fees.










