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Vodafone TV Germany expands footprint

November 8, 2011 10.30 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Vodafone is to start rolling out its IPTV service to non-DSL customers, who will be able to buy the Vodafone set-top box TV centre 1000 for a retail price €299.

The hybrid receiver offers digital satellite, analogue cable and IPTV reception and is for sale at Media Markt, Saturn and Euronics shops.

For Vodafone TV people need to have a broadband connection of at least 2 Mbps in order to be able to subscribe to the service.

If buyers decide to switch to Vodafone DSL within 24 months after purchasing the set-top they will receive a €249 rebate.

Vodafone TV currently has 34,000 subscibers to its hybird TV service.

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