They say fishing amounts to hours of boredom interrupted by split seconds of excessive excitement. But to relieve some of the monotony, new satellite antennas can bring in high-definition satellite TV ...

ENGLEWOOD, COLO.— Dish has introduced two new lightweight antennas intended to deliver an HDTV outdoors. The Pathway X1 and X2 for Dish are two portable satellite HD TV antennas that deliver ...

TVs are expensive year-round, so a good Presidents Day sale makes buying one a little easier.Tatiana Meteleva/Getty Images I've been looking at my monthly bills to find where I can save money.

Two new lightweight antennas deliver a portable HDTV experience anywhere Pay-as-you-go pricing offers convenient, affordable access to DISH programming New antennas feature automatic satellite ...

Intellian Technologies announced its new t-Series and s-Series antennas to enhance the live television (TV) experience for those onboard maritime vessels.The new t-Series antennas, available from ...

Antenna prototype being tested in one of Kymeta’s anechoic chambers. Photo via Kymeta. The future of satellite internet may rely on tech already found in your TV screen. LCD manufacturers are ...

Winegard, a provider of antenna design, development, and manufacturing, has moved into the truck market by partnering with DAS Distributing, Inc. to offer its line of antennas directed at professional ...

City resident Tom Hoober isn’t against satellite TV antennas, but he considers their proliferation and placement on the fronts of buildings “an egregious insult to city streets.” He recently took his ...

King’s Dish Tailgater enclosed-style portable satellite TV antenna weighs 8 pounds and comes with a single-coax port and coax cable to help simplify setup by connecting the cable from the antenna to a ...

Designed for camping in the great outdoors or entertaining guests while tailgating, Dish Network announced the release of the Tailgaiter, a mobile satellite television antenna that’s compatible with ...

December 28, 2005 It makes sense that as the wireless phenomena unfolds, we’ll want access to our information wherever we are, no matter what we’re doing. We’ll want it on our handheld, and we’ll want ...