LG to make integrated Freesat products
Brian Butterworth published on UK Free TV From Freesat:
Freesat today announced a partnership with leading consumer electronics company LG to produce Freesat integrated products in 2009.
The two companies have signed a deal which will see LG producing integrated digital televisions initially, with the prospect of further products in the future.
Emma Scott, Freesat's MD comments "We're extremely pleased to be working with LG as a manufacturing partner for Freesat in 2009. LG is world renowned for its quality products and this partnership will give consumers even more ways to enjoy Freesat as we grow the service."
Freesat is also in talks with a range of manufacturers regarding producing Freesat products and will announce further partners in 2009.
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Wednesday, 2 March 2011
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Peter Barker8:46 PM
We live in an E-W valley and terrestrial channels are NBG. We have 1 large freesat and 2 small (poor reception) analogue TVs, shortly to be cut off, and would like to replace these with small (we have small rooms) freesat TVs. Do they exist?
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Thursday, 3 March 2011
Peter Barker: You can use Freesat with any TV, just use an external Freesat box for each set.
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Saturday, 7 February 2015
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Annette Andrews 11:01 PM
Hi. I have an LG HD ready smart tv. Can I use my old sky dish and connect to freesat straight through my tv with no external box? Thanks
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MikeB11:33 PM
Annette Andrews : Check in the back - many LG's these days have a gerneric sat tuner (F fitting) - if it has, then plug it in and go.
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