Sentence examples for dedicated tv from inspiring English sources

Cities like New York and Toronto have dedicated TV channels; many cities do.

There were dedicated TV channels and ratings for anything else plummeted.

Segerstrale notes that in South Korea, where eSports is already mainstream viewing fare, there are dedicated TV channels for it.

Shennan said the corporation had "learned a lot" from its experience covering the London Olympics last year, when the games were broadcast on 24 dedicated TV channels, and would be giving the four-day festival "everything we possibly can … to deliver the best Glastonbury experience for all our audiences".

The Wii U will finally usher Nintendo into the age of HD while freeing gaming from a dedicated TV.

If they do, Netflix will suddenly become a viable cable alternative to dedicated TV fans — as long as they can forgo watching their favorites for a couple weeks.

Clearly, it took a lot of dedicated TV-watching to turn out this perfect satire.

Short Version: A full-featured 22-inch HDTV with a built-in DVD player for under $400, the N2201w from ViewSonic is a great option as a bedroom TV, office TV, or dedicated gaming TV.

Still, Chinese video sites now have dedicated British TV channels; while Tudou Youku has the viewing rights for Downton, Tencent offers Doctor Who and Skins.

A 1.5percentt dedicated tax on TV advertising, for example, would provide $1 billion a year for a public broadcasting system that would be truly free from both commercial pressures and political interference.

Veebeam's $99/£99 USB dongle and wireless transmitter/receiver means that anything that can be viewed on a laptop can be sent to a television, so in that sense it's more versatile than dedicated Internet TV services but the experience is also less eloquent.