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| These days, most of us are working to save money, but it’s becoming harder and harder to cut corners. Many households have dropped Cable TV simply because it’s too expensive. When every penny counts, a $200 a month Cable bill is just too much. The problem is compounded by an average 5% annual increase by every Cable and Satellite provider in the US. As rates increase, most consumers are being priced out of the Cable TV and Satellite market.
What does this mean to you? Very simply, the longer you remain a Cable TV subscriber, the less value and quality you will receive; the more you will pay each month for basic cable, on-demand services, hardware leasing and premium channels. Maybe you’re asking yourself what you should do… “Do I have any options?” You might be surprised to know there are options currently available to consumers like you, who want to Cut the Cable Cord? Each of them has advantages and disadvantages largely because the technology is relatively new to the consumer market and the developers are still gauging the consumers needs. In order to assist you in making an educated decision we have researched the top Internet Television components. You will see that some of the entrants are companion boxes, meaning they require Cable TV or Satellite Services to utilize all their features. If the component notes “Not an option for cable cutters” in the disadvantages, then it may not be the ideal choice for your family. Compare: Google TV Compare: Apple TV Compare: Boxee TV Compare: Sezmi TV Compare: TiVO Compare: WhiteHatt
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