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Motorola Unveils DVB-HB Mobile TV with PVR, GPS, HSDPA

Motorola unveiled its Mobile TV DH02

— a personalized TV and navigation device featuring a touch screen user interface. It offers an HSDPA/GPRS back channel support offering mobile operators the potential to deliver 2-way entertainment and navigation services.

Additional features of DH02 include:

    Live DVB-H TV with PVR capabilities — timeshift, live pause, frame grabbing
  • Advanced navigation capabilities with GPS and Tele Atlas map views, points of interest and voice-activated directions, and handsfree calls to points of interest.
  • Automatic channel scan and listing
  • High resolution WQVGA display
  • Digital video quality @ 25 fps
  • Personal content like video, music and pictures on microSD cards
  • Five-minute memory buffer for live pause and time shift of TV channels
  • Points of Interest with voice assisted guidance, real-time traffic information and speed alerts
  • E-call (Emergency Calls) and SMS support
  • Bluetooth and earphones
  • Portrait and landscape auto-flip — use portrait view for navigation and POI calls, and landscape for mobile TV and personal media entertainment

Motorola also supplies mobile TV solutions, including 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.http://www.motorola.com

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