What is Satellite Radio By: Aurel Radulescu Satellite radio is still a somewhat new concept to the modern world. Gone are the days of hopping in the car, turning on the radio and listening to endless commercials without even hearing a single song. Satellite radio is very similar to the concept of pay-per-view television. In exchange for a membership fee, you receive virtually commercial free programming specifically based on your desire. Tags: radio, satellite, Sirius, fta, antenna, technology, engineering
XM vs. Sirius Satellite Radio: Which One Is Better For You? By: Matt Barstow You have probably heard of the two satellite radio companies, Sirius Radio and XM Satellite Radio, but you may not know a lot about them such as how much each costs or what radio talent is available on each. Many people are tired of listening to regular AM and FM radio stations for several reasons. It may be that they are tired of being bombarded with commercials. It may be that they do not like the programming available to them. On the other hand, it may simply be that they ... Tags: satellite radio, sirius, xm, sirius satellite radio, xm satellite radio, satelite radio
Satellite Radio: Music And More In Real Time By: Matt Barstow Millions of radio listeners in the United States and all over the world have become so much happier with the introduction of satellite radio. Now, people can listen to literally hundreds of stations that offer music, news, radio talk shows and more in virtually real-time and at a much higher audio quality than that which FM or AM radio provides.
Xm Satellite Radio Replacing Free Radio? By: Matt Barstow Remember the days when we thought paying for our TV service was ridiculous? “Cable TV!”, our mothers would exclaim, “Who has money to pay for their TV shows? It’s been free all these years; I don’t know why I would start paying for it now.”
But that was then and this is now. Today we pay for cable or satellite and consider it a necessity in our lives, not a luxury. Sure, we could stick with “free” TV, but the reception would be bad, we’d only have 4-6 channels to choose fr... Tags: xm satellite radio, xm radio, xm, satellite radio
Getting The Radio Signal From A Satellite By: David Fishman You have probably been hearing about satellite radio for a while and of course, lately there has been plenty of news about Howard Stern, he is bringing in many listeners to Sirius and the fan base is growing quickly.
One of the big differences between regular radio and satellite radio is that with satellite you get hundreds of channels that are of digital quality, plus on the screen you know who is performing because it gives you that information. There are very few channe... Tags: satellite radio, radio, digital radio, satellite tv, radio signal
Sirius Satellite Radio Has Advantages Over Regular Radio By: Riley Hendersen It might be a relatively new outgrowth of the satellite age, but that isn't stopping subscription-based radio from offering some serious advantages over regular FM and AM bandwidths. Providing listeners more choice than they could ever imagine, services like Sirius satellite radio are to the airwaves what cable was to television not too terribly long ago. Tags: sirius satellite radio, satellite radio
Best Satellite Radio Service - Study The Features First! By: Ron King Are you contemplating investing in a satellite radio? There are a few things you should know before installing satellite radio and purchasing the best satellite radio service. Below are some ideas that will help you make an educated comparison between the two major satellite radio companies--XM and Sirius, and decide which programming and subscription service will best meet your listening needs. Tags: best satellite radio service, installing satellite radio
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