Wireless Display

(or better still, leave the tech at home and enjoy the camping experience - you can catch up when you return)

I for one didn't get the television option because while camping I'd rather look at a campfire then the boob tube. But on those rare occasions that I want to watch something my tablet, which is loaded with movies, works fine. I can even watch it while sitting in front of said campfire and eating s'mores. I'm not sure what the big sales pitch here is, but I'd rather read about what others have done with their trailers and how I can make mine more travel friendly from people that actually have trailers. Just my 2 cents, I'll sit down now and be quiet.
 
rrunneals said:
(or better still, leave the tech at home and enjoy the camping experience - you can catch up when you return)

I for one didn't get the television option because while camping I'd rather look at a campfire then the boob tube. But on those rare occasions that I want to watch something my tablet, which is loaded with movies, works fine. I can even watch it while sitting in front of said campfire and eating s'mores. I'm not sure what the big sales pitch here is, but I'd rather read about what others have done with their trailers and how I can make mine more travel friendly from people that actually have trailers. Just my 2 cents, I'll sit down now and be quiet.
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No sales pitch intended. I even checked with Evan and CampInn before even mentioning our wireless display stuff. I was reluctant to do so because I specifically did not want to come in and make a sales pitch.
 
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