TV in a case
When you see those trailers and RV’s around the campsites that have an array of Ariel’s and dishes rising out of the roof, most people would think how great that would be, imagine driving around the country, stopping at a park or stopover point and being able to watch all of the programming that would if your were at home, sounds great to me!
The only problem is the dishes and Ariel’s that would need to put up and lined up to the signals, this would actually spoil the day or night!
But naturally there is a solution and it comes in the form of a suitcase.
Welcome to Direc TV, the system that needs no installation and comes with a laptop type screen and is powered by a laptop type battery. Now this is really cool.
Features:
1. Unit Specs ( When Closed):
Width – 19.5″
Height – 5.1″
Depth – 19.5″ (With handle)
Weight – 27.2 lbs.
2. Integrated 17-inch LCD monitor and satellite receiver with two speakers
3. Compact and portable flat antenna and satellite receiver
4. DIRECTV® programming accessed through a platform based on DIRECTV’s D11 set top box
5. Small profile IR remote
6. Component and composite A/V inputs
7. Composite A/V out
8. Satellite in connection
9. Phone Jack
10. USB connection
11. AC and DC capable (cigarette lighter adapter included)
12. Rechargeable, replaceable Li-ion battery ~ 1 hour usage
The Direc TV system costs $1,499, plus the $5 satellite service fee.
Source [Crave]
http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9748942-1.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Crave
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/global/contentPage.jsp?assetId=P4110014



but when you have to adjust the receiver to point at the satelitte, what if it points the wrong way and you cant watch tv from that side? thats pretty retarded
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Yeah it is. Too much work lol
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