Thread: Bell Full HD tour

59 HD Channels is what I was told.

And Counting.....

I honestly believe that the majority of HDTV owners don't have the box and programming. It could be 50% plus one, but that's a majority.

I had a HDTV television for 3+ years and just got 9200 and programming this week. I know more people who have the TV, but not box and programming, both cable and satellite.

thanks for the pictures.... really looks like there was not many people there to assist to this.

I am also disappointed with the hd selection available...most folks should know you can get most of it already with a simple OTA antenna setup...especially in Toronto.

You can pick up lots for free.... too bad i live too far away from the CN tower here.

Bell only tells the tooth, the whole tooth, and nothing but the tooth
Blue tooth that is
On sale now at your local Bell World!
Pat Button will be on hand to help with crowd control, and the handing out of Skittles
Free Jet Ski rides to children under the age of 10
Free Blue Tooth * for every customer


* Blue Tooth may just be a punch in the mouth, or an actual Blue Tooth Headset, to be determined by Store Manager
2 Blue Tooth Headsets available Nationwide
Enough punches for everyone though!
If you have no teeth, you can have a substitute punch in the stomach

ROTFLMOA

I hear the next promotional tour will offer free rides into synchronous orbit at 82

Shannon was not bad looking at all
You dont need a set top box to get HD, you can also use your DVD player, or a cheap $19.99 antenna to pick up HD channels, with NO monthly charges (if you live in the Toronto area, you can get a half dozen channels!)
The special effects team looks a little rusty (I guess they havent worked much since the days of the Littlest Hobo, and The BeachCombers)
Man that was some cheasy stuff

Manufacturers must have said 6.5 million homes have an HDTV