Filed under: News | Cars & Vehicles
Jun 3 2009, 6:34am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The problem for really long road trips is that the kids get bored watching Nemo for the hundredth time. AT&T has announced that its CruiseCast mobile satellite TV service has now launched. The service streams the same TV that you can watch at home to your car.
AT&T offers some of the biggest networks around on the service including SCI FI, USA, Discovery Kids, Cartoon Network mobile, Disney, Adult Swim Mobile and several more. Some of those channels may have dad riding in the back while mom drives. The antenna can be roof rack mounted or magnetically mounted to the roof. The system retails for $1299 with monthly service costing $28.
Via AT&T
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