DirecTV Titanium
Our friends at HD Beat brought this brand new service from DirecTV to our attention. DirecTV Titanium gives you access to every single thing that DirecTV offers - including all their HD channels, sporting events, movies, pay-per-views and adult programs - for a flat fee. It is $7,500 per year and includes ten HD DVR receivers as well as 24 hour on-call concierge service.
The website doesn't say what the concierge service includes, but it's safe to say that it probably doesn't extend too far beyond troubleshooting, given that DirecTV isn't likely to start a chauffeuring service anytime soon.
Titanium will be released at the end of this month, June 28th, to "a select few" subscribers. Want to be one of them? Just fill out their online form and someone will contact you.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jbelkin Jun 20th 2006 3:09AM
$7,500 is promo pricing - regular price - $10k
Paul Jun 20th 2006 9:06AM
Am I the only one who is confused by the naming strategy here? They offer Total Choice Gold and Total Choice Platinum so the next step up is an industrial metal that is far less valuable than even silver? instead of naming it after a metal, why didn't they just call it DirecTV Complete?