Slingbox

The Slingbox is a device that connects to your TV, and allows you watch programs from your computer or cellphone.

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You need speeds like that if you want a reasonable picture Slingbox is a great toy, but it is no substitution for the real thing, especially here in Mexico where high speed internet is not yet available to the common man.

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Slingbox is a brick-sized device that enables viewers to route the live television signal coming into their homes to a portable device anywhere on the globe via broadband connection.

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Sling Media’s Slingbox is an intriguing device that allows you to view your cable TV or recorded PVR content on-the-go via transmission from an internet-connected home PC.

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Dish Network is integrating video-watching ability into its existing TV-remote app by tapping into a technology called Slingbox that it already offers in a pricier set-top box.

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The other option is the legal device called a Slingbox or Slingplayer of a friend or family member in the US. chrisgst

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For between $200 and $300, users get a device called a Slingbox, which connects to a cable or satellite set-top box, as well as software for the phone.

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With a practice known as Slingbox hosting, owners of the boxes are charging others in different cities and countries access to their Slingbox video feeds.

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COOLEY: This little guy here is called the SlingCatcher, not the Slingbox, which is the other product.

CNN Transcript Jan 9, 2007 2007

The Slingbox is a great example of the market coming to a business, rather than the other way around.

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