We would like to invite all companies to participate in the SAT KRAK 2008 exhibition as exhibitors or as viewers. If you are interested in having a stand, please do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail, fax or by telephone. We would be very happy to answer all your questions.
SAT KRAK
exhibition of digital television and conferences will take place in Krakow from 16th to 18th of October 2008. At the moment there is a large number of companies on Polish market interested in participation in our Event: importers and manufacturers of LCD, TV-SAT and DVB-T equipment, media groups, broadcasters, digital packages, cable networks, and telecommunication companies.
Poland is also one of the biggest satellite and digital television market in Europe. Almost four million citizens, out of 38,5 million country population, have satellite television (FTA/CI, digital packages). Most of them have Cyfrowy Polsat (more then 2,1 million) Cyfra+ digital package (more then 1,0 million), n television package (300,000) and FTA, CI and PVR receivers (500,000). In Poland is more then 400,000 HDTV subscribers. The market for CI, PVR, HD/MPEG4 receivers is rapidly growing in Poland at the moment. Therefore terrestrial and satellite equipment of all sorts (LNBs, digital FTA/CI/PVR receivers, CAMs, DiSEqC mounts, dishes etc.) as well as HDTV digital receivers are in great demand. DTT will be accessible in Poland in 2008 - 2009 years in MPEG4, therefore manufacturers of DTT MPEG4 receivers are welcome to present its products to SAT KRAK visitors.
All SAT Krak 2008 visitors will be able not only to see the equipment, but also to participate in free training and equipment presentation. Therefore organizers welcome all companies which would like to make a presentation for installers or enthusiasts.
The SAT Krak 2008 exhibition will take place in the most beautiful Polish city - Krakow from 16th to 18th of October 2008. Therefore visitors and exhibitors will also have a chance to see the royal City of Krakow, the former capital of Poland, which has always been an important centre of culture and science.
SatKrak 2006
