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Freesat HD to broadcast 6 Nations Rugby in high-def for free

six nations.jpgAll the scrum crunching, drop kicking action of the 2010 6 Nations Rugby tournament will be broadcast in high-def, free of charge, thanks to Freesat HD and the BBC HD channel.

This year's 6 Nations rugby tournament will be broadcast on BBC HD from February 6th until the 20th of March, with Ireland and Italy squaring up in the first match.

It's a good year for Freesat HD-owning sports fans. They can also look forward to The World Cup on the BBC HD channel and ITV1 HD, as well as Winter Olympics, Golf Masters, Wimbledon, FA Cup and UEFA Champions league matches.

For more info, check out www.freesat.co.uk.

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Sky 3D will go live in April.
Top-tier Sky HD subscribers will not be charged extra when the service launches. The good news is that all Sky+HD customers already have the set-top box they need to enjoy 3D, meaning they simply need to buy any new 3D TV, all of which will work seamlessly with Sky’s ground breaking new service.The 3D channel will carry movies, sport, documentaries and the arts, and will 'initially' be a bonus channel at no extra cost for consumers who subscribe to the top tier with Sky HD.

Posted by: Sky HD Box | February 9, 2010 6:40 AM

Sky hd is amazing, not sure about those stupid 3d glasses

Posted by: simon | March 6, 2010 11:42 AM

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