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More Features on the Slingbox SOLO
from: ConsumerEvidence.comWith the new Slingbox SOLO as your connection to the world, you are given these extra features so that your TV experience gets even better:
1. You can access the TV on your mobile and feel truly connected.
2. The SlingPlayer Mobile that is sold separately lets you watch and control your TV. Just choose a program that is compatible to your phone.
3. Watch a remarkably vast selection of clips, TV shows, films, news, and sports in high quality on demand by logging on to sling.com.
4. The SlingCatcher goes beyond a computer or mobile phone screen for your experience. You can even watch and control your main TV and DVR on in and outside your house.
If you need to know what you can connect your Slingbox SOLO with, here is a list:
1. Basic Cable TV Set-top Box
2. Digital Cable Set-top Box
3. Digital Video Recorders including TiVo, Comcast, ReplayTV, DISH, and whatever is provided by your cable provider
4. DVD Player
5. HD component input support with resolution up to 1080i
6. Satellite Receiver such as DIRECTV or DISH
7. Video and Security Camera
8. Apple TV
9. Windows Media Center
All you need is a computer powered by either XP or Vista for the PC and Mac OS X for your apple computer. You need at least 1 GB of RAM, 150 MB disc space, and an internet connection. For great pictures, make sure that your PC specs meet the minimum requirement of a 25-bit graphics allowance with 18-bit sound.
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