I first saw the Slingbox when I was checking out CNet footage of the Consumer Electronics Show this year. What is a Sling box? It's an electronic device that "placeshifts" the signal from your TV, satellite or your DVR to any computer or laptop...at home, work, wherever, as long as you have a high-speed Internet connection. Basically, streaming real-time TV to another computer.
CNet has done a review, along with the Wall Street Journal and PC Mag. The reviews are very promising for this new product.
Sling Media has promised that in a couple of months it will be compatible with select PDAs, smartphones, and Macs.
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Yours Truly Aaron Keogh
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Posted by: Aaron Keogh | Saturday, April 01, 2006 at 11:45 PM