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Télé Par Satellite De Shaw Direct Le Prochain Niveau Maintenant En Orbite : Plus De 215 Canaux De La Télévision Par De L’Ultime Télé HD Télé par satellite de Shaw Direct Le prochain niveau Maintenant en orbite : plus de 215 canaux de la télévision par de l’ultime télé HD. satellite. Voici Beam, le dernier-né de la gamme Shaw. Il a été propulsé en orbite avec notre nouveau satellite, qui nous donne la capacité de vous fournir plus de 215 canaux HD. C’est le plus large éventail du genre au Canada, et il comprend plus de 60 canaux HD offerts gratuitement avec tout abonnement Shaw Direct vous donne accès au plus grand nombre à leur équivalent en définition standard. de canaux HD au Canada, à une technologie prête à s’adapter au futur et à un service à la clientèle exceptionnel. Simple, abordable, accessible partout au Canada. Que vous soyez à la maison, au chalet ou dans votre véhicule récréatif, vous ne raterez rien. Des possibilités de divertissement infinies. Les possibilités de divertissement sont infinies lorsque l’on peut choisir parmi 600 canaux, y compris 215 canaux HD – le plus large éventail au Canada – ainsi que 10 000 choix sur demande. Une technologie qui s’adapte au futur. Nos récepteurs sont compatibles avec les formats HD, 3D, MPEG-4 et 1080p et vous permettent de vous maintenir en tout temps à la fine pointe. Votre satisfaction totale est garantie. Shaw Direct détient le niveau de satisfaction L’image même de la perfection HD. de la clientèle le plus élevé de tous les fournisseurs Shaw Direct se place au premier rang des fournisseurs de de services de télévision par satellite du Canada*. services par satellite canadiens pour ce qui est de la fiabilité du signal et de la clarté de l’image. Cela veut dire que vous Notre service à la clientèle jour et nuit primé est pouvez regarder vos émissions préférées en bénéficiant de entièrement canadien. l’image haute définition la plus époustouflante qui soit. Shaw Direct sur demande. Shaw Direct est le premier fournisseur de services par satellite du Canada à diffuser du contenu sur demande directement sur votre téléviseur†. Vous avez donc accès à plus de 10 000 choix sur demande, ce qui comprend vos émissions de télévision préférées diffusées sur plus de 40 chaînes aussi bien que les plus récentes superproductions cinématographiques. Abonnez-vous dès aujourd’hui et obtenez gratuitement huit choix sur demande au moment de vous brancher à Shaw Direct sur demande††. La façon Il est facile de passer intelligente de à Shaw Direct. regarder la télé. Étape 1 : Choisissez votre récepteur. Le guide à l’écran interactif Nos récepteurs vous permettent de regarder du contenu de Shaw Direct est votre laissez- en HD, 3D, sur demande et définition standard avec son passer pour une expérience sublime et image entièrement numériques. de divertissement télévisuel. • Navigation facile et intuitive • Fonctions de recherche dynamiques • Fonctions de contrôle parental améliorées • Aperçu de la programmation jusqu’à 14 jours à l’avance EVPHD Évolué • Possibilité de cacher facilement les canaux non inscrits • Enregistrez jusqu’à 220 heures de contenu • Capacité à enregistrer jusqu’à 220 heures • Regardez une émission tout en en enregistrant deux autres de vos émissions préférées grâce à notre • Devancez le futur grâce à la résolution 1080p et récepteur EVPHD à la technologie adaptée au format 3D • Voyez ce qui passe en ondes jusqu’à 14 jours à l’avance grâce au guide à l’écran interactif • Choisissez parmi 10 000 choix sur demande Récepteur HD Essentiel • Notre récepteur le plus petit à ce jour • Parfait comme récepteur d’appoint • Devancez le futur grâce à la résolution 1080p et à la technologie adaptée au format 3D • Voyez ce qui passe en ondes jusqu’à 14 jours à l’avance grâce au guide à l’écran interactif • Personnalisez vos filtres de contrôle parental et vos listes de préférences • Choisissez parmi 10 000 choix sur demande Étape 2 : Choisissez votre forfait. 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