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GET MORE OUT OF YOUR TV! Most aff ordable, highest quality Slingbox. Ever. Now your TV can go with you wherever you go. Easily connect the Slingbox 350 to any of your home theater sources and watch your standard-definition (SD) or high-definition (HD) TV shows, sporting events or special programs on your PC, Mac®, tablet or smartphone over the Internet, from anywhere in the world. Take complete control of your TV with the easy-to-use on-screen remote control and program guide. A great value, the Slingbox 350 provides superb picture quality at a new low price. FEATURES • Extend your TV living room experience in sparkling 1080p high definition. • Connects to your DVR, cable set-top box or satellite receiver via component or composite sources. • Ethernet connectivity • Compact design • Watch and control your TV and all of its programming on your compatible smartphone or tablet using SlingPlayer software*. • Access your Slingbox from the web on a high-speed Internet-connected PC or Mac. • On the road, at work or on vacation, anywhere — anytime. *Download sold separately. SlingPlayer System Recommendations MOBILE AND CONNECTED DEVICE REQUIREMENTS SlingPlayer® software for Android™, iOS® and other mobile and connected devices is available separately. Visit www.slingbox.com/requirements for a current list of the supported tablets, smartphones and other connected devices. WINDOWS® or MAC® MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Intel® Core™ 2 Duo or better DirectX 9 Class video card with more than 256 MB of dedicated memory for Windows PC OPERATING SYSTEMS OS X 10.6 (or later) Windows Vista (or later) BROWSERS Latest versions of Chrome™, Firefox®, Internet Explorer® or Safari® (OS X only) SUPPORTED AUDIO-VIDEO AND STORAGE SOURCES Connect to any of the following high-definition video sources in up to 1080p. • Digital cable set-top box • Satellite receiver • Digital video recorder (DVR) • DVD or Blu-ray Disc™ player/recorder • Video security cameras MINIMUM NETWORK BANDWIDTH Video quality is dependent on network speed and conditions. • HD Viewing: 2 Mbps • SD Viewing: 600 Kbps • Mobile Viewing: 250 Kbps Visit www.slingbox.com/requirements for updated browser support, hardware, operating system and network bandwidth requirements. For a list of supported audio-video devices, visit support.slingbox.com. BOX CONTENTS 1 Slingbox® 350 1 Quick Start Guide 1 Composite Video Cable 1 Component Video Cable 1 Stereo Audio Cable 1 Ethernet Cable 1 AC Adapter 1 IR Emitter Cable For more information, please contact our Sales Team at Copyright © 2012 Sling Media, Inc. Sling, Sling Media, Slingbox, and www.slingbox.com/go/contact. SlingPlayer are the trademarks or registered trademarks of Sling Media, Inc. Other products and companies mentioned are the trademarks of their Visit www.slingbox.com/go/slingbox-350 for the latest information respective owners and not of Sling Media, Inc. on the Slingbox 350. Sling Media, Inc. is an EchoStar company..

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