AT&T and RaySat Broadcasting have debuted to consumers AT&T CruiseCast, the Total In-Car Entertainment service that enables users to watch a lineup of 22 satellite video channels anywhere in America.

AT&T CruiseCast utilizes a compact, low-profile antenna for use on cars, trucks and SUVs, and a breakthrough technology that overcomes line-of-sight obstacles such as overpasses, buildings, trees or tunnels. CruiseCast initially boasts a 22 channel line-up that includes a variety of kids and family, documentary, music, comedy, news, and sports programming. Twenty satellite radio music channels will also be available at the launch in Spring 2009.

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