Starman introduces new PVR
By Chris Dziadul
November 25, 2009 07.59 UK
Estonia’s Starman has introduced has introduced a new generation ZUUMbox PVR aimed at its DTT subscribers.
According to the company, which is the country’s largest cableco and also operates the DTT platform ZUUMtv, the box has a 250 GB hard disk allowing for the storage of several days of HD programming, as well as a card reader giving access to over 20 domestic and foreign pay channels.
It can be bought outright for EEK5,590 (€357.3) or rented at a cost of EEK299 a month for two years.
Although Starman has not published exact cable and DTT subscriber figures since delisting earlier this year, it says its services reach a total of over 560,000 homes in Estonia.
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