Pace TDS850NB HD satellite receiver and remote controller for Sky+ HD, 2008

Made:: 2008 in Europe

maker:: Pace plc

Sky+ HD receiver and remote control, manufactured for Pace plc

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Sky+ HD receiver and remote control, manufactured for Pace plc
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Sky+ HD receiver and remote control, manufactured for Pace plc, Europe, 2008. HD+ receivers like this one have been produced by Thomson, Samsung, Pace and Amstrad. It includes Sky+ functionality and a built in HD video recorder.

The introduction of digital television and video technologies made it possible for high definition (HD) footage to be transmitted to television viewers. Satellite broadcaster Sky introduced set top boxes that could receive HD channels in 2006. This box could also record and pause live television using the built-in HD video recorder, known as a Personal Video Recorder, or PVR.

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Category:: Television

Object Number:: 2009-5063

Materials:: plastic (unidentified), metal (unknown) and electronic components

type:: satellite receiver

credit:: National Media Museum, Bradford

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