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Posts about the Sling Media Slingbox Solo

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    Unless you're someone who spends a lot of time Slinging content from your high-def TV to a computer elsewhere on your home network, you're not likely to see a whole ...

Reviews of the Sling Media Slingbox Solo

  • 8.1

    CNET Review

    September 26, 2007

    The Good: Streams home AV sources to any broadband-connected Mac, Windows PC, Windows Mobile, or Palm Treo device in the world; no host PC or monthly charges required; simple, straightforward setup; excellent, easy-to-use software; pass-through AV jacks compatible with standard and HD video; controls almost all cable and satellite boxes and DVRs; excellent video quality over LAN, good video quality over the Internet.

    The Bad: Cell phone/PDA viewing software costs extra; no built-in wireless networking support; monopolizes the attached device during viewing.

    The Bottom Line: An evolutionary upgrade of past Slingbox models, the Slingbox Solo remains an excellent way to stream your home TV programming to an increasingly wide variety of broadband-connected computers and smartphones.

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  • 7.2

    alaTest.com

    By alaTest | November 23, 2009

    Review Summary: Experts rate this product 81/100 and users 84/100. Comparing these reviews to 1946 other Media Hubs reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 72/100 = Good.

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  • 8.0

    maclife.com

    By Zack Stern | February 4, 2008

    Review Summary: . The Slingbox Solo doesn't change TV as much as the VCR or DVR, but it deserves that comparison. Video quality depends on network and Internet upload speeds, but it's usually strong.

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  • 8.0

    pcmag.com

    By Jamie Lendino | January 17, 2008

    Review Summary: Never miss must-see TV with this well-priced, HD-compatible box. As long as you don't expect miracles in video quality when streaming over the Internet, the Slingbox SOLO is a pleasing buy.

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  • No Rating

    theunwired.net

    By Arne Hess | October 22, 2007

    Review Summary: If you plan to use your Slingbox with an external set-top box only (like a satellite receiver or a Microsoft Windows Media Center), the recently launched Slingbox SOLO is the right device for you. Unlike the Slingbox PRO (see our earlier review here) ...

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Manufacturer: Sling Media

Part number: SB260-100

General

  • Product Type Digital multimedia receiver

Audio System

  • Output Mode Stereo

Network & Internet Multimedia

  • Functionality Digital audio broadcasting, Digital video broadcasting
  • Connectivity Wired

Connections

  • Connector Type Component video input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - Rear, 1 x S-Video input ( 4 pin mini-DIN ) - Rear, 1 x Composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - Rear, 1 x Component video output ( RCA phono x 3 ) - Rear, 1 x S-Video output ( 4 pin mini-DIN ) - Rear, 1 x Composite video/audio output ( RCA phono x 3 ) - Rear, 1 x ( 4 pin USB Type A ) - Rear, 1 x Network ( RJ-45 ) - Rear, 1 x Remote control - Rear

Miscellaneous

  • Cables Included Video / audio cable, Network cable

Power

  • Type External

Battery

  • Battery None

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Sling Media Slingbox Solo

Buying Choices

Slingbox SOLO TV Tuner from 5 online stores: Lowest Price: $164.99

See prices from 5 stores

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