It seems like a good deal. I presently don't have a television ... ergo I also don't have cable either. I was thinking when I do land a job that perhaps instead of constantly waiting for shows to appear on hulu.com or resorting to the practice of illegal torrenting that this might be a decent option.
Is it too new? I can't seem to find any actual product or service reviews? According to the site's coverage map, NYC is well covered under their coverage umbrella. But I have to take that with more then a few grains of salt until I actually read a third party review.
It's small enough to keep in your pocket or toss in a purse, but with a high price tag (before additional monthly service fees), limited content, and major reception issues, who cares about its size?
the quality of the TV signal is so-so and its price too high.
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FLO is going to cost you. The device fetches $250, awfully pricey even if the first six months of service are included gratis. And after that you must fork over $14.99 per month for programming (or $8.99 a month if you prepay for three years).
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I'd be more inclined to recommend the FLO TV Personal Television if the device were less expensive, the picture were sharper and more channels were available. For now, I won't be going with the FLO.
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