If D2 support DVB-T, what do you think?

kevink · 03-15-2007, 21:51

Since, COWON D2 support DMB for their domestic market in Korea.

I think there is high potential that COWON will add or integrate DVB-T for European markets if demand is overcome.

What do you think you guys?

If COWON D2 + DVB-T model released in EU, it will boost up sales in EU and possible to create some good brand acknowledge to COWON?

Please write us your opinions.

Cheers,
KevinK.

buggers1 · 03-16-2007, 07:14

DVB-T chips use up way to much power and the standard is not made for being used mobile.
that's what DVB-H and DMB are for.
at the moment it's not clear which of the two standards is going to win the race and finally be used in europe.
I hope it's DMB, which builds up on DAB (which will eventually replace regular radio throughout the EU) and can thereby easily also be transmitted.

the italians already seem to be going for DVB-H though.. :/

03-15-2007, 21:51	#1
kevink Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 15	If D2 support DVB-T, what do you think? Since, COWON D2 support DMB for their domestic market in Korea. I think there is high potential that COWON will add or integrate DVB-T for European markets if demand is overcome. What do you think you guys? If COWON D2 + DVB-T model released in EU, it will boost up sales in EU and possible to create some good brand acknowledge to COWON? Please write us your opinions. Cheers, KevinK.

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03-16-2007, 07:14	#2
buggers1 Banned Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 16	DVB-T chips use up way to much power and the standard is not made for being used mobile. that's what DVB-H and DMB are for. at the moment it's not clear which of the two standards is going to win the race and finally be used in europe. I hope it's DMB, which builds up on DAB (which will eventually replace regular radio throughout the EU) and can thereby easily also be transmitted. the italians already seem to be going for DVB-H though.. :/