AT&T Expands U-Verse
Dallas-based AT&T expanded its high definition programming to include more than 100 HD channels in every U-Verse TV market. The improved lineup exceeds the HD programming offered by local pay-TV providers in all current U-Verse markets.
Among the new channels offered, U-Verse subscribers will enjoy Disney Channel HD, ABC Family HD, ESPNews HD, Disney XD HD, and ESPNU HD in addition to existing high definition programming. U-Verse TV now provides customers with more than 100 HD channels in all U-Verse markets, including the above-mentioned additions.
"In this economy, consumers are turning to home entertainment to save money and get better value, and they should pick a provider that offers them more HD bang for their buck. That's U-verse TV," said Dan York, executive vice president of content and programming, AT&T Converged Services. "These great HD additions from the Walt Disney Company help us with important strategic content initiatives and allow us to deliver an even bigger HD lineup to customers. With spectacular picture quality, HD-ready equipment included in every U-verse TV package, and the ability to watch your favorite HD recordings when and where you want with Total Home DVR - you can't beat the U-verse TV HD experience."
With two HD subscription packages available, AT&T U-Verse TV can satisfy your demands. HD programming is included with the U450 package, or for an additional $10, the service can be added to any other U-Verse subscription. For an additional $5 a month, U-Verse customers can access exclusive HD programming with the HD Premium package. All U-Verse TV subscriptions include HD-ready equipment, and most include a Total Home DVR. With a Total Home DVR, U-Verse customers can record and replay HD programs with ease.
AT&T U-Verse is the nation’s only 100% Internet Protocol-based TV service, making U-Verse one of the most unique and multi-faceted services on the market today. According to J.D. Power and Associates, U-Verse ranked “Highest in Residential Television Service Satisfaction in the North Central, South, and West Regions.”