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Showing posts with label mobile TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobile TV. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Mobile TV: a niche that guarantees billions

The mobile TV has made its appearance in Italy, as in most of the world. I still remember the mobile TV advertised for the World Cup of 2006, as a way to never lose a game anywhere. In reality, most plans and projects about optimistic have totally missed the target and mobile TV services are not widely used outside Japan and South Korea

Apparently, a global survey reveals there are no plans as yet for mass distribution of mobile TV to realize significant gains. As discovered by In-Stat, subscriptions to mobile TV services in the Asia / Pacific will reach 95 million figure by 2014, but the rest of the world is growing interest by the public.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Huawei joins DiBcom to offer reception of mobile TV on a map HSPA


The company DiBcom announced that its latest generation chip DIB9080-H, integrating a tuner and a receiver, was selected by Huawei for its new card HSPA E510. The Huawei E510 is the first wireless card to support the DVB-T standard for the reception of Mobile TV on portable PCs anywhere in Europe and several Asian countries. Compatible with all standard wireless connection, from GSM / GPRS / EDGE (900/1800/1900MHz) HSPA / UMTS (reception diversity 2100/900MHz), this card is based on a modem 3G HSPA + enabling data transfer high-speed (7.2Mbps HSDPA and 2Mbps HSUPA). It combines the advantages of mobile communication and services "broadband" (broadband) and it meets the requirements of high-speed Internet access. It is also compatible with Windows XP / Vista Plug & Play. The mobile TV technology DiBcom high performance, combined with innovative solutions HSPA Huawei, offers operators specializing in wireless communication opportunity to broaden their scope beyond mobile phones and even PCs. It is the first card combo HSPA / DVB-T, which not only improves the user experience for broadband services but also allows free access to the services of the digital terrestrial television (DTT).