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News Release from: Microtune
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 10 March 2006
TV tuner applications show up at CeBIT
Microtune's high-performance, low-power digital TV tuners are featured in a number of innovative products and prototypes of multiple manufacturers unveiling their latest wares at CeBIT.
Microtune's high-performance, low-power digital TV tuners are featured in a number of innovative products and prototypes of multiple manufacturers unveiling their latest wares at CeBIT Advanced consumer products, with MicroTuner silicon tuner technology at the core, showcase digital TV across an increasingly varied range of portable platforms and small form factors
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 25 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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With the theme of "Digital solutions for work and life", CeBIT is billed as the world's leading trade show for solutions, products and services from all areas of IT and telecommunications.
This year's show provides a stage for customers to highlight products that are driving the revolution in portable entertainment and mobile media.
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At the show, Microtune's tuners enable high-quality digital TV in products and reference designs that span multiple interfaces (USB, PCI, PCI Express), multiple standards (DVB-T, DVB-H, ATSC) and multiple configurations (single- and dual-tuner architectures).
Reflecting emerging industry trends, Microtune tuners will be integrated into devices that enable diversity - the ability to improve TV reception using two antennas - a dual-tuner solution ideal for delivering the best quality signal reception for portable devices.
Micronas, for example, is showcasing its MicPython 2H-X, a dual-tuner DVB-T PCI Express (PCIe) card for home theatre solutions.
Microtune technology is also deployed in dongles and add-in cards that enable DVB-H mobile broadcast, products that simplify a user's ability to add digital TV to notebook PCs.
AVerMedia Technology , for example, is showing its new AVerTV DVB-H Express card, a product also displayed last week at the Intel Developer Forum.
During the exhibition, other digital TV products, prototypes or reference designs, featuring Microtune's tuners, are also expected to be displayed by AverMedia, DiBcom, Micronas , Pinnacle Systems, TerraTec Electronic and leading Taiwanese original design manufacturers, including Yuan Technology Co and WideView Technology, among others.
Microtune's tuners, including the MT2060, MT2260, MT2262, MT2121 and the recently announced MT2131, reflect a broad product portfolio that enables superior digital TV pictures and sound across the price/performance, application and low-power spectrum.
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