Washington, D.C. (December 4, 2006)
-- AT&T has launched a new TV service in Houston, which
includes nearly 30 High-Definition TV channels.
Houston is the second city where the telco has launched
a TV service; it has offered a trial service in San
Antonio for the past six months.
AT&T's TV service will initially be available in limited
areas of Houston, but the company expects to expand it
soon.
Called U-verse, AT&T's package includes more than 300
channels and five different channel packages. The 27
high-def channels are:
A&E HD
Cinemax HD (East and West feeds)
Discovery HD Theater
ESPN HD
ESPN 2 HD
Food Network HD
HBO (East and West feeds)
HDNet
HDNet Movies
HGTV HD
ABC (local)
CBS (local)
NBC (local)
Fox (local)
MHD
National Geographic HD
NFL Network HD
Showtime (East and West feeds)
TMC HD
TNT HD
Starz HD (East and West feeds)
Universal HD
WealthTV HD

