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Sprint To Trial New Mobile TV Tech

Jan 5, 2010, 7:13 PM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social

Samsung and Sprint today announced plans to conduct a "showcase" of ATSC-Mobile broadcast Digital TV technology in the first quarter of 2010 in the Washington and Baltimore areas. The trial will use a version of the Samsung Moment modified to include Samsung's single-chip solution for receiving ATSC-Mobile DTV broadcasts. Unlike MediaFLO, ATSC-Mobile content is broadcast directly by local TV stations. Samsung will be demonstrating the TV-capable Moment at the CES trade show this week.

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island-guy

Jan 5, 2010, 8:10 PM

Sweet....we're slowly creeping out of the technological stone age!

When I was in Korea this was awesome. Clear digital tv on most devices. Only drawback is needing a screw in antenna on the majority of Samsung devices. If you ever notice the stylus looking dongle on Samsung phones it's actually a screw in retractable antenna.

Jayshmay

Yes! I look forwad to Mobile DTV being more standard on cell phones!

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