[opendtv] Chip makers place their bets on mobile-TV silicon
- From: Jeroen Stessen <jeroen.stessen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 17:12:31 +0200
(Damned e-mail, try again...)=20
Hi,=20
Found this:=20
http://www.automotivedesignline.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=3D170700011
Chip makers place their bets on mobile-TV silicon=20
By Junko Yoshida=20
Courtesy of EE Times=20
(08/29/2005 9:00 AM EDT)=20
Madison, Wis. ? As the consumer market's interest in digital TV expands=20
from=20
large-screen sets in the living room to portable TVs in notebook=20
computers, cars=20
and mobile phones, silicon development activities are heating up.=20
At a time when the emerging DVB-H standard is luring chip vendors into the =
fledgling cell phone TV market, Zarlink Semiconductor (Ottawa) is going=20
retro.=20
The company has introduced what it calls "the industry's smallest package=20
and=20
lowest-power-consumption" portable digital TV chip compliant with the=20
established DVB-T standard.=20
Etc. Copyright rules forbid me to copy the entire article !=20
So please follow the link and download it for yourself. (JS)=20
I like this definition:=20
"According to his definition, portable reception means that a device=20
working at site=20
A will resume receiving the DTV signal when moved to site B. Mobile=20
reception, by=20
contrast, implies continued reception at speed ? for example, in a car=20
moving up to=20
200 km/hour ? with the appropriate diversity receivers. "=20
Greetings,=20
-- Jeroen
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