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    Post skybox F4 – 06-22-2012,10:31 AM
    Pictures of the new skybox F4
    why anybody would need a sim card slot- I don't know.
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    or am I being obtuse?
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    Default 06-22-2012,11:58 AM
    Looks identical to my F3 with the exception of F4 on front panel.
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    Default 06-22-2012,05:26 PM
    no ethernet connector,so the sim slot is for a GPRS 3G modem connection instead.
    or am I being obtuse?
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    Default 06-22-2012,06:24 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by dr.zin View Post
    no ethernet connector,so the sim slot is for a GPRS 3G modem connection instead.
    Now that's more Greek, to me. Am I to understand that I could connect to the internet with this? My internet is 3G DSL, or am I way off base?
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    Default 06-22-2012,07:13 PM
    that is the usual use for network connections
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    Default 06-23-2012,06:11 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by easily confused View Post
    Now that's more Greek, to me. Am I to understand that I could connect to the internet with this? My internet is 3G DSL, or am I way off base?
    F3 has an ethernet slot but I haven't tested it yet.
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    Post ethernet – 06-23-2012,12:52 PM
    They claim that was just a demo and the production run is going to have an ethernet board and wifi support.
    Guts of the current F4 demo receiver.
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    Default 09-04-2012,07:06 PM
    Wondering what benefit an FTA receiver can have with this GPRS thingy?
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    Default 09-05-2012,06:37 AM
    No Component composite though
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