Motorola Inc. has introduced the Motorola Mobile TV DVB-H compatible DH01 portable media player (PMP) and mobile TV broadcast solutions portfolio, extending consumer TV experience to anytime and anywhere for live TV, on-demand clips and programs saved on a DVR.
The lightweight pocket-sized PMP is non-proprietary and supports the DVB-H broadcasting standard in addition to open standards interfaces across devices, networks and application service platforms. The Mobile TV DH01 will be smaller than a paperback novel, but have a high quality 4.3-inch wide quarter VGA screen that supports up to 16 million colors. It also includes a five-minute memory buffer for pause during live TV viewing.
Motorola’s standards-based mobile TV solution includes network infrastructure (DVB-H transmission network equipment, video headend center equipment, interactive application services delivery platform), services (to design, deploy and optimize the network in addition to application services), and the devices themselves.
The Motorola Mobile TV DH01 media player enhances consumers’ choice, convenience and control over their personal media experiences. For service providers and broadcasters, Motorola’s end-to-end mobile TV solution enables differentiation and attractive new revenue opportunities.
For broadcasters, the Motorola Mobile TV DH01 represents an attractive proposition. They benefit from expanded viewing figures by extending their services to a new distribution channel of mobile viewers, and by offering greater reach for advertisers. For service providers, Motorola’s Mobile TV enables differentiated service offerings with interactive service capabilities to drive ARPU and customer loyalty.
Motorola’s Mobile TV DH01 has the capability to be the consumer’s all-in-one personal entertainment center by providing live digital video broadcast, record TV on supported secure digital/MultiMediaCard card; automatic channel scan, listing; high resolution display; digital video quality at 25fps; and rechargeable battery that delivers up to four hours of playback time. (52RD.com) |
