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When you consider that you can get this package for ($37.99 for the first year, it's hard to see any value in Cox). Classic Gold from Dish Network adds even more value $62.99 regularly for more than 260-channels and is in promotion right now for $47.99 for the first year. For the cost of having one television in your home outfitted with Cox's Standard Digital Service $52.95, you can set up your home with Dish's Classic Bronze get over 120-channels in digital format, add more than 60-channels in High-Definition and get one TV set up with an HD-DVR and have digital picture and DVR on a second TV and still be at Cox's price for one TV with digital channels and no DVR service. DVR and HD Receivers: Dish Network's Advantage Where the comparison really begins to get unfair is Cox fees for additional digital boxes ($6.00 per month) DVRHD boxes ($12.00 per month) HD-DVR capable boxes ($18.00 per month) Dish Network by comparison charges $5.00 per month for additional receivers, $7.00 per month for additional HD receivers and $12.00 per month for additional HD-DVR receivers. It is also important to understand that Dish Network's technology advantages over Cox in terms of receivers allows Dish customers to operate two TV's with full programming and DVR capabilities while using just one receiver and saving cost. Dish HD vs Cox If you are in the market for HD programming you will be comparing Dish Network's industry leading 140-HD channels Clay Buchholz Jersey , to Cox Cable's 20-50 channels. Cox's HD availability will vary greatly depending on where you live. 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