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AT&T Services and RaySat Broadcasting have officially launched AT&T CruiseCast, the company's in-car entertainment service, with 22 satellite TV and 20 satellite radio channels. The service lets viewers and listeners tune in via rear-seat entertainment units, and will also work in RVs and semis as well.

The system broadcasts 320x240, H.264 video at a 500 Kbits/sec data rate. Channels include USA Network, Sci-Fi, Discovery, Animal Planet, CNN Mobile, NFL Network, MSNBC, Fox News, ESPN Mobile, AccuWeather, Cartoon Network, Disney and Disney XD, and Discovery Kids, among others. The MSRP, as originally announced, is $1,299 for the equipment, plus installation, with a $28 per month subscription fee after that.

(For more information, be sure to check out our hands-on review of AT&T CruiseCast.)
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