Sony goes prime time with 'LocationFree TV'

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Little black box lets you watch local broadcasts on a PC even if you're thousands of miles from home.

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Kinda Smells Like a Slingbox

by March 31, 2006 12:51 PM PST

And I don't need a little black box nor do I need to put up with Sony !

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My thoughts exactly!
by karlovitz March 31, 2006 1:02 PM PST: How is this any different. Slingbox is great, and much cheaper.; Like this

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