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Who needs stream when you can have this!

 

http://www.dishnetwork.com/redirects/promotion/tailgater/default.aspx

 

Introducing the Tailgater Portable HDTV System by DISH Network, the new way to take your TV outside, wherever you want to go.

The Tailgater is ideal for tailgating, camping, RVing and even backyard BBQs! Weighing only 10 pounds, it's easy to carry from one adventure to another, bringing live satellite TV to all of your favorite outdoor activities.

 

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I have two laptops that weigh as much as that, so yeah, I'd call that portable. It's not designed to fit in your back pocket. :)

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