People have entertainment systems such as integrated sound systems and other devices in their home accessible by a remote that is separate from the TV system right now. Possible to integrate?

People pay for convenience when the monetary value is less than the perceived time or social status investment. We spend money when it saves us time, effort, energy, hassle, and stress. In other words, we are almost always willing to pay for convenience.(Ex. Fast food, going out to dinner, buying online when not enough time to go to the store, valet parking instead of walking a little further)


General TV Preferences Users Expect:
Surfing Properties
Selective Exposure
Long Term TV Preferences
Short Term TV Preferences
http://isdl.ee.washington.edu/people/bradgillespie/publications/gillespie-tvpref.pdf

Why not take your TV, Sound System, and controlling ability and sync them to your phone or tablet?
Creating less hardware or chances of complication. We should do a 7-14-28 step breakdown of operating the TV or performing certain tasks.



This article talks about the hacks that Kyle had mentioned looking into in terms of what people can do to avoid paying for Cable TV. Maybe look at what makes those successful or more CONVENIENT and translate those into our solution to help boost the idea of purchasing and using Comcast TV.

DVI to HDMI cables sync your computer's feed to your TV

Warpia Stream HD wireless version of VGA cable

Apple TV

D-Links Boxee

Video Game Consoles

Sony Netbox

EyeTV DVR for Macs

Roku

Google TV

Slingbox

Antennas (new age)

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/11-alternatives-to-paying-for-cable-2013-1?op=1#ixzz2rkd2nJHhhttp://www.businessinsider.com/11-alternatives-to-paying-for-cable-2013-1#dvi-to-hdmi-cables-sync-your-computers-feed-to-your-tv-1