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Mustek out to challenge Slingbox

May 28, 07 07:51 PM PDT

Mustek out to challenge Slingbox
Mustek has taken the wisdom of not reinventing the wheel by unveiling the Mustek DMS-100D, essentially enabling you to stream TV and video content over to a PDA, notebook, or even cellphone from virtually anywhere in the world. One wonders why would Mustek release a device that does the exact same thing as the wildly successful Slingbox, but if the price is a whole lot easier to swallow, would you make the switch? After all, consumers are always on the lookout for the best bang for their buck. ( Add a comment)

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