Products and Services
- Optimum Online
- Optimum Voice is a VoIP (Voice over IP) telephone services provided by Cablevision for its Optimum Online customers. Customers must have Optimum Online first before using Optimum Voice as it uses the Internet (VoIP) for the phone session.
- Optimum TV formerly known as iO digital cable, is a digital cable service offered by Cablevision, available in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and parts of Pennsylvania. It includes 130 HDTV channels, interactive channels, such as games, and channels that allow viewers to browse listings of autos and homes for sale in the area, and video on demand. HD channels are free with Optimum TV to customers who subscribe to the service package that includes the SD channel. Additionally, Optimum TV comes with 46 channels of Music Choice music channels. Optimum TV also offers a DVR and an HD-DVR, for an additional cost. It was the first American company to offer BBC World News (formerly BBC World). For years, Cablevision was one of the few providers not carrying BBC America until they finally added the channel on August 25, 2011.
- Optimum West is a division of Cablevision that operates in the Rocky Mountain area, servicing Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. It offers digital cable, high speed internet, and digital voice services to over 300,000 subscribers.
The cable systems that operate under Optimum West were formerly owned by Bresnan Communications which Cablevision acquired on June 13, 2010 for $1.37 billion.
- Optimum Lightpath
- Optimum Business
- Optimum Business Benefits (offers exclusively to Optimum Business customers)
- Remote storage digital video recorder (network DVR service pioneered by Cablevision)
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