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Pretty much everyone in the UK who hasn’t been living in a box for the last five years has heard of, or more importantly since the old analogue signal will start to be phased out soon upgraded to Freeview, the digital broadcast system, but late last year a new digital standard emerged called Freesat, which was much the same as Freeview but required a satellite dish to receive all the channels, the best part about the new service was that if you had the cash you could by a HD version of the box and pick up any High Definition channels being broadcast, but at launch few big name manufacturers were on board, and services were sketchy at best with many devices being delayed due to specification issues.
Things have improved greatly since launch, and although support from the big name electronics companies is still rather thin on the ground at least Panasonic has launched a range of TV’s with built in Freesat HD, now a new set top box from Humax called the Foxsat HDR has launched and as the name suggests it is a recorded allowing you for the first time for free (non Sky subscription) to record High Definition broadcasts for your viewing pleasure such as BBC HD and ITV, the Foxsat comes with a built in 320GB hard drive which will allow around 80 hours of HD programming or 200 hours of normal def programs, 8 day EPG (program guide) for recording ease, series recording, live pause, digital text and the option to record the channel in standard or HD if both services are offered. Shows and channels are still a little scarce at the moment whilst the format finds its feet but with more and more channels producing content in HD it will only be a matter of time before one of these little marvels is essential for watching Strictly Come Dancing in HD – just think of the HD sequins and fake tan!.
