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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 1740049, member: 474"]
the price of internet tv will rise much faster than cable has gone up once it reaches that tipping point. the ability to watch multiple things at once is not there on things like sling tv. the channel choices is so limiting if you actually like variety in what you want. there is some savings.

slings new busines model has some interesting things too,

If you're a new subscriber, you can either abandon [URL='http://www.consumerreports.org/streaming-media-players-services/most-cable-subscribers-would-dump-espn-to-save--8-a-month/']ESPN[/URL] in favor of Fox's channels [I]and[/I] the ability to simultaneously stream to three devices or choose ESPN (and Disney's other channels), but settle for streaming to just [I]one[/I] device at a time.

you can get sling and a few channels for 20 a month or the expanded package for $40, cable is only a bit more and you get so many more channels and features. how long before the networks up the channel fee and make the cost the same for cable to get back the money they are losing?
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