Sony VAIO LF-V30 LocationFree Base Station

Jul 18 2007, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony introduces the VAIO LF-V30 LocationFree Base Station.

With Sony’s LocationFree place-shifting technology you can access live TV, your personal video recorder or DVD player, and view that content on your notebook PC.

Features of the VAIO LF-V30 Base Station include: Component input/output capability, Wireless Client Mode and consistent picture quality with approximately 20% less Internet bandwidth required to stream video. The VAIO Base Station will go on sale for about $250 in September.
Via this Sony press-release.

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