Cydle has decided that CES would be a good time to unveil it’s new flagship product:, a portable, pocket-size ATSC TV Receiver.
The Cydle i30 is compliant with ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) Mobile DTV, which is the technical standard that defines mobile digital TV (DTV) broadcasting in the US. The standard enables local TV stations to broadcast to mobile devices on the frequency they already use. The Cydle i30 is designed for smartphones through the new ATSC Mobile DTV standard.
“If you use a smartphone and want to watch your favorite television shows in real-time, now you can,” said Woody Lee, U.S. director of sales, Cydle. “The Cydle i30 a real achievement, given how versatile smartphones already are. Whether looking at form factor or functionality, the i30 complements today’s devices extremely well.”
The Cydle i30 also includes a novel battery-sharing system, which ensures that the smartphone doesn’t run out of juice mid-call, mid-message or mid-program, by tapping the i30’s power source.
Once we get some pics of the device itself, we’ll be sure to post them up, gallery-fashion!