The fact that its wireless address's the squirrel issue, but I'm sure it would blast those tree rats anyway
And record all the action with the built in camera for later viewing enjoyment,
DISH Announces 2014 CES Press Event
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Dish has always made exceptions as needed. They will probably be a lot less caring now that the Hopper/Joey pretty much prevent account stacking.
The fact that its wireless address's the squirrel issue, but I'm sure it would blast those tree rats anywayAnd record all the action with the built in camera for later viewing enjoyment,
AH, YES! We are both of the Brotherhood!
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That makes no sense. The price to shoot at mobile animals would skyrocket the price of the dish. Too many sensors. Now, a laser beam that could dice away pesky LOS blocking branches from a tree... that'd be affordable and usable. It'd also be nice to have a weather gauge on the dish so I can tell what temperature it is outside. Oh and a moose call to get the wildlife around the dish. That'd be sweet... well as long as the moose isn't blocking LOS!The fact that its wireless address's the squirrel issue, but I'm sure it would blast those tree rats anyway
And record all the action with the built in camera for later viewing enjoyment,
All for onlyI wonder if you can add a bowl of sharks to that LNB.. Sharks with laser beams on their fricken heads?!
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!!!!
What? Inflation? Oh um
I mean,
ONE BILLION DOLLARS!!!!!
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Although we are hearing a "rumor" that they will have a booth at CES next year...
God I hope that is true.
God I hope that is true.
Not really, it needs two streams and a chip capable of displaying both. Not sure about the graphics chip in SJ.
The streams could easily come over moca from the Hopper, but I would bet Dish will say they don't have the bandwidth, although some of our two and three hopper/multiple joey brethren may dispute that.
Go to a giant event like CES and hide behind closed doors? What exactly does that accomplish?
They can invite their dealers and other interested parties that may be attending CES to their suite. So, they do get some use out of it for minimal investment.
For very little money, relatively speaking, they get access to the huge number of people at CES and can cherry pick the most valuable contacts. Very efficient. See lots of prime business contacts in very little time.
