Satellite Radio
Satellite radio is a subscription-based radio service broadcast via satellite. It's similar to cable TV in that there are no commercials, and it's purely digital, which means better reception and sound quality.
Currently there are two satellite radio providers: XM Radio and Sirius Radio. Both are commercial-free, digitally broadcast, and offer hundreds of music, sports, and talk radio. And because it's not a free service, satellite radio is totally uncensored.
All you need is an inexpensive satellite radio system, which consists of an antenna and a receiver. In fact, some car stereos are satellite-ready, right off the assembly line. As of 2006, both services cost around $13 per month. But keep in mind that with satellite radio, you'll get a constant signal no matter where you are. To learn more about satellite radio, check out these articles.
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Satellite Radio Receivers
Tired of commercials that promise to teach you to become independently wealthy by investing in gold? Would you like to here songs other than those in heavy rotation? Satellite radio receivers may be your solution. Learn more here.
How Does Satellite Radio Work?
So you've heard that satellite radio is the next big thing in radio, but you don't know what it's all about? Never fear, here are the basics you need to know about this emerging way to enjoy music chosen by the experts.
XM Satellite Radio v. Sirius Satellite Radio
XM, Sirius, what's the difference? Basically, they are two different satellite radio providers with different strengths and weaknesses. Read on for more details that will help you choose the provider that is perfect for you.