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- Sony LF-B20 LocationFree Base Station (wireless)
- Like the Sling Media Slingbox, Sony's LocationFree products enable viewers to view and control TV channels from their home cable or satellite boxes on any broadband-connected PC, be it elsewhere in the home or anywhere in the world. In fact, Sony's first LocationFree products--the LF-X1 and the LF-X5--were available...
- Tags: Smart phones, Cable, Network technology, wireless, Slingbox, Sony Corp., LocationFree TV, LF-B20, software
- Product reviews 2006-10-17
- Sony goes prime time with 'LocationFree TV'
- Sony goes prime time with 'LocationFree TV'slingboxyeah, sling media has had the 'slingbox' for sale at Best Buy, among other places, for maybe six months now.http://slingmedia.com/Missing a marketAdding the video iPod which would probably mean making it Mac compatible would open up a lot more of the market for Sony...
- Tags: LocationFree TV, Sony Corp., Overall IT
- Discussion threads 2006-03-31
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- Sony PSP Go: Hands-on first impressions and photos
- A few pointsDoes it still have LocationFree TV support? I can't find any information about that on Sony's site. Remote Play?Is there any other PSPgo-specific functionality present in software that isn't present on the PSP 2000/3000? Anything missing?I'm torn with the ideal form factor with the controls...
- Tags: Games, Keyboards, photograph, Sony PlayStation Portable, game, Sony Corp., keyboard
- Discussion threads 2009-09-23
- Are iPod touch users second-class citizens? Apple says yes
- Are iPod touch users second-class citizens? Apple says yesI bought the update, and was happy to do so.I would prefer that the update should have been free though, but there are features that I like to have in the update, that I can now use. Like the pairing of BT...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Operational accounting, Apple iPod Touch, Apple Inc., Apple iPod, Apple SAYS, second-class citizen, iPod touch user, Apple iPhone, yes, revenue
- Discussion threads 2009-06-29
- Sony LF-V30 LocationFree TV
- In some ways, you've got to feel a little sympathetic for Sony. The company effectively invented the placeshifting concept--the ability to stream TV programming from your living room to another device via the Internet--in 2004, only to see it co-opted by smaller upstart Sling Media a year later. The latter...
- Tags: Corporate communications, Wi-Fi, NETWORKING, Viruses and worms, Games, SECURITY, TV, Sony Corp., Slingbox, Sony LF-V30, LF-V30, wireless, Blaster worm, Sling Media, network, video
- Product reviews 2007-10-26
- Slingbox working on software for BlackBerry OS
- Sling Media, maker of the Slingbox, has confirmed to U.K.-based IT site Pocket-lint that it is working on a version of its LocationFree software for the BlackBerry OS. Note: That's not a BlackBerry up there. Slingbox already offers a mobile product for...
- Tags: Software, Mobile, Operating System, RIM BlackBerry, Handhelds, Hardware, Russell Shaw
- Blog posts 2007-09-27
- Pinnacle PCTV To Go Wireless - TV tuner / video input adapter - 802.11g
- When Monsoon Multimedia released its Hava Wireless HD product in 2006, the company made no attempt to hide the fact that it was largely a "proof of concept" device. In other words, they were highly interested in licensing the product to a larger company with better brand recognition. Flash...
- Tags: Wi-Fi, TV & Home Theater, IEEE 802.11g, adapter, TV, TV Tuner, Pinnacle, wireless, Slingbox, HAVA Wireless HD, Wireless HD, Pinnacle PCTV, PCTV, video, PC
- Product reviews 2007-04-25
- Monsoon Multimedia Hava Wireless HD
- Whether you call it placeshifting or remote viewing, there is a small but growing number of products that let you watch your home TV from a far-flung location via any broadband Internet connection. Sony pioneered the field with its LocationFree TV products, only to be made the underdog by savvy...
- Tags: Ethernet, Network technology, Wi-Fi, Microsoft Windows XP, TV & Home Theater, Cable, Hava, Slingbox, HAVA Wireless HD, Monsoon, wireless
- Product reviews 2006-11-08
- Sony LF-PK1 LocationFree Player Pak
- Editor's note: As of October 2006, this product has been replaced by the Sony LocationFree LF-B20. Place-shifting TV is one of the new hot buzzwords in tech land, and Sony's LF-PK1 LocationFree Player Pak, which allows you to wirelessly stream live TV to your PC or PSP handheld game console,...
- Tags: Cable, DVD, TVs, Network technology, Consumer electronics, TV & Home Theater, LF-PK1 LocationFree Player Pak, Sony PlayStation Portable, Sony LF-PK1 LocationFree Player Pak, Sony Corp.
- Product reviews 2006-01-27
- Sony's location-free TV makes local shows portable
- Sony's location-free TV makes local shows portableNice try.Hmm, 800x600 12.1 inch TV. Sounds like a start - not a good one, but a start. Don't know about you, but I gave up on 12 inch monitors in the 80's. Come to think about it, I gave up on 800x600 in...
- Tags: TVs, Notebooks, TV & Home Theater, laptop computer, TV, Sony Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-10-27
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