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AT&T offers HD channels to San Antonio U-verse customers
Dec 5, 2006 8:00 AM
AT&T has added HD programming to the channel lineup on its U-verse IPTV service in San Antonio.
The addition of HD is one of several new features being offered to customers. U-verse’s new lineup now includes more than 300 channels, 25 of which are HD, as well as digital music, local channels and premium movie and sports programming.
AT&T is rolling out new HD-capable set-top boxes from Motorola with VOD and DVR capabilities as part of the offering. Since launching U-verse earlier this year, AT&T has told customers that HD would be a part of the service offering.
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