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An alternative to cable and satellite TV is being rolled out by nTelos in Augusta County and Waynesboro – offering 200 all-digital channels and 18 high-definition channels and more.
“We look forward to providing innovative video services and to giving our customers an excellent choice for television programming,” nTelos Wireline president David Maccarelli said today in announcing the rollout of nTelos Video, which will be available in residential neighborhoods where homes are passed by nTelos fiber in Augusta and Waynesboro.
nTelos Video will also be available to customers of the company in Botetourt County.
The channel lineup includes local network affiliates of ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and PBS and additional programming packages including sports packages and movie channels including HBO-The Works, Starz, Showtime Unlimited, Multimax and Encore.
Also integrated into the service offerings are digital-video-recorder options.
“Powered by Microsoft – one of the strongest brands in the world and the leading provider of advanced digital television solutions – nTelos Video provides an outstanding digital TV and entertainment experience for our customers,” Macarelli said.

    


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