LAS VEGAS--We think mobile digital TV is going to be a hot topic at CES 2010 and Samsung and
The trial handsets will be equipped with Samsung's Mobile DTV Chip, which will allow Moments to receive live TV programming from local broadcast stations, and, unlike MediaFlo, there is no additional cost to the user. That's right: it's free!
The Open Mobile Video Coalition is promoting Mobile DTV within the U.S. broadcast industry and hopes to gain widespread market penetration in 2010. Samsung and Sprint will be doing live demonstrations on the Moment here at CES, so we're eager to check out the technology and see if this is truly the future.
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