By Meg Lynch
Some people travel to exotic, secluded locales to get away from all the distractions of every day life. But others seem content to pull into a crowded campground in an RV that’s better appointed than the home they left behind. I’m going to assume one of the amenities that latter group couldn’t live without while on vacation is satellite TV, so the VuQube seems like the easiest way to stay on top of all your favorite shows no matter where you may roam.
The most expensive version, the VQ3000, is fully automatic so all you need to do is position it so it has a clear view of the southern sky. Built-in motion tracking allows you to stay tuned even while on the road, and as long as you have power, you can quite literally use this thing anywhere you can carry it. It’s compatible with Dish Network, DirecTV and BellTV, and in addition to your satellite bill you’ll have to cough up $1,699 for the VuQube hardware. Definitely expensive, but that’s the price you’ll have to pay if you want to join in the Mad Men conversation around the water cooler campfire.
[ VuQube VQ3000 Portable Satellite Dish ] VIA [ The Gadgeteer ]
TV? Meh. Make this work for Satellite internet (and make satellite internet work better) and you've got my attention.
Yeah. I'm absolutely agree, that it's a cool stuff for travelllers.
I remember myself when I was a kid. I wish to move far far away from civilization but still have this “civilization” with actually.
With thise VuQube automatic portable satellite dish, you can go anywhere and still have an internet connection with your friends or business partners. As well as watching football chanpioships.