The only difference is Rom and ram size to enable smooth Android Os flow. Enigma2 can run even multiboot on 512mb Rom and 512mb ram. Android hogs resources. They initially promised to add Android on H9combo.
Following closely the change of energy to zgemma stbs by ASAS
I think that is a big difference and also not the only difference. The capability to have Android as part of the box is another difference. Android might consume lots of mbs but who knows; in future the cost of data will certainly come down and having Android will be very useful. I know quite a number of people in my town who are subscribed to the cheap NETFLIX via their smart TVs. I have a feeling their TVs might have android capabilities but I am not sure. I think we can future proof our equipment by adding Android on the menu of features we should look for on stbs. Just like you would look for dvb-T2 on any TV you wish to buy nowadays to have local channels at least.
Nevertheless I am optimistic about future cheaper data. Fifteen years ago you'd have asked the same question if one told you about Mpesa.
not seen it physically ....but from the reviews i have read its a beast
German Machine. One of the first able to crack multistream TPs.
What dish size are you trying to catch Signet with?
There is a hybrid combo. Enigma2/Android dual boot, Dvb S2,T2,C .
The hybrid version .
I think it cost a heart to get one
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as one wise man said "6 feet shida tupu"
Its the best dish i ever purchased.
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It has served me well but becomes inadequate on some different satellites.
Roughly how much
