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FLO TV Personal Television


FLO TV Personal Television, Portable TV
FLO TV Incorporated unveils the FLO TV Personal Television. This compact device will definitely make TV lovers crazy with their favorite TV content on the go. The device has a 3.5-inch diagonal screen and measures 4.4 inches by 3 inches by .5 inches and weighs just over 5 ounces.  Its battery supports more than 5 hours of active FLO TV viewing or 300 hours standby.  The FLO TV Personal Television utilizes a capacitive touch-screen for easy and comfortable navigation.

The device receives live and time-shifted content over the FLO TV multicast network with no buffering, downloading or waiting to view the content. The FLO TV Personal Television will be available during the holiday season.
FLO TV Personal Television, Portable TV
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