About TV2Me®
TV2Me® introduced the concept of placeshifting to the world in 2003 and started an industry. Placeshifting allows you to watch your favorite home TV programs - or ANY city's cable or satellite line-up, in full -- anywhere in the world. TV2Me® brings your home TV to any device with an internet connection. With TV2Me® you will receive high quality TV programming on your PC, Mac, PDA, cellphone, TV, and even projector screens.
TV2Me® users have the ability to watch the cable or satellite TV channels of any place they choose -- in full motion on any size computer monitor, TV, giant screen plasma/LCD/LED display or smartphone with unparalleled video -- a crisp, television-quality picture.
TV2Me® units are built in small quantities with utmost attention to details that produce the highest quality live TV picture in the industry. Often units are customized to fit the individual requirements or preferences of the world's most demanding connoisseur private and demanding commerical users... our support and followup, including free remote system status monitoring, is second to none.
Operating System Agnostic
View TV2Me from your PC, your Mac, even your Linux box! It doesn't stop at being the original placeshifting device.
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“TV2Me allows people like me, travelling constantly, to maintain a sense of home. Because of TV2Me, I watch my team from wherever I'm working or playing - and, as you can imagine, it isn't wise to come between an Englishman and his team.”
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About K2B Inc.
Milestone accomplishments by K2B's founders include development of the highly complex satellite tracking system that made it possible for U.S. agencies and universities to monitor the internal television of the then-Soviet Union. The system earned the U.S. National Cable Television Association's highest honor, the Golden Ace Award, for delivering a week of live Soviet television that doubled viewership for the then-fledgling Discovery Channel. K2B's principal founder is renowned in the broadcast, staging and recording industries as the inventor of the wireless guitar and microphone.
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