No I mean they will continue to use ATI with ATI's new chip. Bob Miller Tom Barry wrote: >Bob Miller wrote: > > Hisense, USDTV's supplier, is now using ATI 4th Gen. They will continue > > to use ATI. > >I guess we will see how that works for them. > >If that is the same box I bought at Walmart (and returned) it did not >seem particularly any better or worse reception than my HiDTV PCHD card >I mostly use. The HiDTV (I own 2) in turn was slightly better than the >3 other PCHD cards I've used. But I've never known for sure which chip >it has. My HiDTV card is a couple years old and I sometimes suspect I >got a better one out of the batch somehow. > >- Tom > > > > >>Tom Barry wrote: >> >> >> >> >>>All that may be true except I've seen no sign any broadcaster is >>>considering it. Or really considering much of anything having to do >>>with ATSC digital TV except getting carried on cable. >>> >>>I'll even offer one other possible explanation for ATI tying up much of >>>the ATSC receiver chip market. Maybe they are just cheaper and nobody >>>is building ATSC STBs and the integrated TV building CE folks want a >>>cable tuner with just the minimum ATSC receiver so they can just say >>>they have one. >>> >>>But then again, maybe the ATI chips will be really wonderful. Dunno. >>> >>>I wonder if USDTV is still planning on 5th gen chips? Or have they also >>>switched? It would sure seem they would need something that really >>>worked if they want to be supported by subscription revenues. >>> >>>- Tom >>> >>> >>> >>> >>Hisense, USDTV's supplier, is now using ATI 4th Gen. They will continue >>to use ATI. >> >>Bob Miller >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can UNSUBSCRIBE from the OpenDTV list in two ways: - Using the UNSUBSCRIBE command in your user configuration settings at FreeLists.org - By sending a message to: opendtv-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.