Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Feb 6 2006, 11:42am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Samsung announced to release their T-DMB mobile phone SGH-P900 in Europe in time for the FIFA Soccer World Cup. Meanwhile it is not clear in Germany if T-DMB broadcast will be ready in time.
On top of that, the T-DMB services in Germany are pilots and field tests so far. Will there be a broadcast after the Soccer Fest? Will it be nation wide? Who knows? The competing DVB-H digital TV standard is actually pushed hard by Nokia and others. To buy the Samsung SGH-P900 is high roller gamble for early adopters.
But maybe there will be more solid details about the T-DMB mobile TV service when we get closer to the World Cup.
The Samsung T-DMB SGH-P900 is a tri-band GSM phone with a 2MP digital camera and a 2.2 inch color screen.
More details and hi-res photo on AkihabaraNews. Read more about current state of digital mobile TV in this recent report on Heise (German).
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Luigi Lugmayr
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