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Qualcomm Develops One Chip For Multiple Mobile TV Standards

May 26, 2006, 3:57 PM by (staff)

Qualcomm today announced a new chip that can work with three different mobile TV systems. The Universal Broadcast Modem (UBM) can receive signals using Qualcomm's FLO standard, as well as DVB-H and ISDB-T. The chip will allow manufacturers to make a single handset that can be customized by carriers around the globe for whichever TV standard an operator chooses. The UBM is designed to work in conjunction with Qualcomm's MSM 3G chipsets. Qualcomm expects samples of the UBM to be available to manufacturers in early 2007.

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sowhatsowhat10

May 26, 2006, 4:31 PM

DO THIS MEAN DIFFERENT TV USE OPTIONS OR ROAMING AGREEMENTS?

i know this one chip will save cost sooner or later.

but does it mean roaming agreements or that the carriers may offer a different choice of which tv service to choose from?

Jayshmay

My guess is roaming, as usual, Cingular will be using the same standard as the rest of Europe, DVB-H, so I'm sure down the road, there will be roaming agreements between Cingular/Telefonica/Orange/Vodafone/Deutch Telekom.

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