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Mar 16 2005, 10:53am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
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EverythingUSB reports about a DVB-T HDTV Tuner on a USB Stick from Compro.
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"Taiwanese company Compro plans to squeeze a DVB-T TV tuner into a size of a large USB stick form factor. Called VideoMateTV DVB-T, the stick could easily be mistaken as a first generation USB flash drive, but it is actually a bus-powered HDTV tuner, which requires at least a 2.4Ghz for just viewing. There's also another version that supports analog, which requires just 600Mhz for TV viewing.
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More details on EverythingUSB.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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