HD Antennas and World Series 3:1 in Boston vs. Colorado

October 27, 2007: St. Louis, MO- According to the sales reports at Antennas Direct, more Boston fans are into watching the World Series in digital style. Antennas Direct President Richard Schneider's reports are in and the results are clear. For every ONE HDTV antenna being sold in Colorado, THREE are being purchased in Boston and the greater New England area. This trend started even before the start of the series and has continued.

What does this say about the battle between the two cities? Is Boston more prepared for the World Series than people think? Will the sales of HDTV antennas be an indication of how the World Series will end? Or is it coincidence?

The antennas are specifically tuned to in receive the over the air signal for FREE to obtain a crystal clear picture. In addition to that, the appearance is easy on the eyes- both medically and in physical appearance. The antennas can be hidden behind something as small as a picture frame. Rich Demuro, Senior Editor of CNET.com calls it "the coolest thing I've ever seen."

Schneider's inspiration for the HD antenna evolved in 2003 after being fed up with the poor reception available with other antennas on the market. What better way to get your problem fixed then the do-it-yourself? He began building his own antennas, and soon learned many others shared his frustration. They came to him requesting "HELP!" Now he has one of the fastest growing companies in the HD industry.

About Antennas Direct
Antennas Direct is a St. Louis based manufacturer of off-air HDTV antennas. The company was founded by Richard Schneider, and is widely recognized for spearheading the antenna revolution by the HDTV community. To learn more about Antennas Direct, visit www.antennasdirect.com.

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