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i connected a FTA satellite system and at a position i have more than 10 good channels; i want to program my TV to pick each station on different tv channel ,like a hotel room where you can view channel of your choice not what is showing in another persons room nor the reception.

• Dimmable 9w High power GU10 LED lamp with GU10 base & Wide Flood 45 degree beam angle
• Soft White color temperature 3000K ± 200 (warm white)
• High luminous intensity output: 550LM ± 10%
• big hole for hot dismissed, 2012 new technology for LED 120000 hours
• if you choose merchant ,the items will shipped from china,5-7 to USA

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Base Type: GU10 LED Rotundity CREE Dimmable Ultra bright
Emitted Color: Warm white dimmable
Color Temperature: 3000K
Beam angle: 30-90 degrees
Voltage: AC 100V-260V
Luminous Flux:550LM
Power: 9W (3x3W) dimmable
Power consumption:6.5W
Long life:120,000 hours
Housing Material: Aluminum
Diameter: 50mm x 60mm

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Universal Generation X Cell Phone Antenna Booster Signal Enhancer for Samsung cell phone . The Universal Generation X Cell Phone Antenna Booster Signal Enhancer is a passive device designed to capture stray radiation in the body of the cell phone and to re-radiate the signal to improve the phones reception. The signal booster will work most efficiently when installed properly. When using the phone, try to avoid placing your hand over the area where the internal ante… More >>

Universal Generation X Cell Phone Antenna Booster Signal Enhancer for Samsung cell phone

• 3D Blu-ray Disc Full HD 1080p playback
• Built-in Wi-Fi, Digital Audio Output(s) : 1 Optical (Rear); 1 Coxial (Rear)
• Media Remote app for iPhone/iPad & Android phones
• Region:Blu-ray: A,DVD: 1 with 1 year manufacturer warranty
• Power requirement:120 VAC, 60 Hz

Product Description
3D Blu-ray Discâ„¢ Full HD 1080p playback. Built-in Wi-Fi. Sony Entertainment Network: Netflix®, YouTubeâ„¢, Pandora®, Hulu Plusâ„¢& more. Media Remote app for iPhone®/iPad® & Androidâ„¢ phones. Share music throughout home with Home Share.Input/Output Connectors: Analog-1x Composite Video,1x 2-Channel Audio (RCA),Digital-1x HDMI,1x Digital Optical Audio,1x Digital Coaxial Audio,Other-1x Ethernet,2x USB…. More >>

Sony BDP-S590 3D Blu-ray Disc Player with Wi-Fi

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Late Monday, a majority of the FCC’s commissioners indicated that they’re going to vote with Chairman Julius Genachowski for a toothless Net Neutrality rule.

According to all reports, the rule, which will be voted on during tomorrow’s FCC meeting, falls drastically short of earlier pledges by President Obama and the FCC Chairman to protect the free and open Internet.

The rule is so riddled with loopholes that it’s become clear that this FCC chairman crafted it with the sole purpose of winning the endorsement of AT&T and cable lobbyists, and not defending the interests of the tens of millions of Internet users.

Welcome to AT&T’s Internet

For the first time in history of telecommunications law the FCC has given its stamp of approval to online discrimination.

Instead of a rule to protect Internet users’ freedom to choose, the Commission has opened the door for broadband payola – letting phone and cable companies charge steep tolls to favor the content and services of a select group of corporate partners, relegating everyone else to the cyber-equivalent of a winding dirt road.

Instead of protecting openness on wireless Internet devices like the iPhone and Droid, the Commission has exempted the mobile Internet from Net Neutrality protections. This move enshrines Verizon and AT&T as gatekeepers to the expanding world of mobile Internet access, allowing them to favor their own applications while blocking, degrading or de-prioritizing others.

Instead of re-establishing the FCC’s authority to act as a consumer watchdog over the Internet, it places the agency’s authority on a shaky and indefensible legal footing — giving ultimate control over the Internet to a small handful of carriers.