Looking for Answers about Sling Media The Slingbox SOLO?

See my review on the product to know how it works. It essentially hooks up to the box near your TV, so it probably does. They have a list of devices supported on their website. Here is a good source http://www.slingbox.com/go/slingbox-solo-faq.

Yes It will work on Comcast, Dish Network, DirecTV. The companies that it supports should be on the front of the box

Should be no problem I do it at work all the item. I have the web page open on one monitor and my work program on my other monitor.

You view your Slingbox in a browser window using our Web SlingPlayer. So yes, you can move the browser window over to one monitor and do other things on the other monitor. This is how I use it all the time, especially at work!

No the tv doesn't have to be on but the cable box does have to be on

No, just the cable box has to be on

Yes, yes you can. But if your doing it over a 3g connection it can be a little iffy.

Unfortunately that is something that you cannot do with it. You can only watch it on there website. It doesn't go through win media player

Hardwired, cable included.

I have only hard wired it. I don't think you can go wireless with the current unit. If you haven't tried it, you should buy the iPad app. It is great!

You should have no problem watching it. As long as the Internet connection is good you will be good to go

No you shouldn't have any issues if you have a good Internet connection. I use mine all the time when I'm in Europe and Asia. Watched a lot of football on it. I did have some trouble watching some basketball games clearly. The picture was pretty distorted with all the action. Could have been because of my Internet connection. You can easily test it by going to a wifi location near your house and bringing it up on your computer. This should be the same as when you are over seas as long as the Internet connection is comparable. Good luck.

Some homes are wired to the closet and the router is located near that spot. That's how my home is and my TV is located near one of the terminations, so I just found the correct end in the closet and plugged it into my router, which has a few wired ports as well as the wireless. If you don't have that, Slingbox makes a device that can essentially "throw" ethernet connection to an electrical outlet. I saw the device at Best Buy when I bought my Slingbox. I suppose another solution would be to obtain one more cable box than you need and locate one near the router if you have your TV cable source near there so the cable box would work. I don't think you actually need a TV to make the whole thing work. Just the content source.

From what I can tell, you should have no problem as long as your computer can get high speed internet (it is video and audio that has to be processed). As long as the country allows you to go to the sling box website. When you watch it over the internet, you actually go to the sling box website and it operates from there.

Either can change it - you can have a "changing war". :o)

Yes - the Slingbox Solo has to be connected to the Internet via Ethernet to work. As long as your Slingbox is connected at home / work / other to a Broadband Internet connection, you can access it remotely with an aircard-connected laptop or other computer.