DISH Network's $59.99 DTVPal now shipping
Heads-up, DTV holdouts. Your digital-to-analog converter box has arrived, and it's shipping right now. DISH Network's DTVPal (known as the Sling TR-40 in a previous life) can be snapped up as we speak from the DTVPal website or by phone. Best of all, the $59.99 box qualifies for the NTIA's coupon program, meaning that you can procure one for just $19.99 -- if your voucher hasn't expired yet, that is. For those still on the fence, you can check out a review of the box here.


















DTVPal website not taking orders. Probably because it doesn't ask for the security code for your credit card. And the number it suggest you call to get a DTVPal representative to help you keeps disconnecting you after it say it is transferring you to one.
Sorry about the double post, but I was able to place an order for one box by phone. I had to press "0" a few times to get through to a live person, but all the issues my be fixed by the time you read this and try to order.
DTVPal website not taking orders. Probably because it doesn't ask for the security code for your credit card. And the number it suggest you call to get a DTVPal representative to help you keeps disconnecting you after it say it is transferring you to one.
These digital to analog boxes have no business on this site. There is analog HD which is extremely rare, no HD here!
DTVPAL was available online to ship yesterday around 12.00PM CST. I place an order and it went thru perfect..
That's $19.99 plus another $8.95 shipping. A far cry from what they had originally stated. I gave up this past weekend and bought a couple of the Apex DT250s The program guide isn't as good as this one but the S-video out is nice.
If you would have ordered by phone, the person would have gone into the speel about: all sales final, not responsible for programming, and something about something being available for $40 later this summer.
1) They originally promised a $40 price point.
2) This thing has an external power brick!!!! Lame!!!! Most of the others I've seen don't need an external brick -- this includes the zenith/insignia, GE, and RCA boxes. Nobody likes external power bricks!!!