In case you missed it, Motorola recently announced their new DVB-H handheld device…
It’s not a ‘phone’, but rather something more akin to classic Analogue portable TVs (Remember those?!).
Of course now it is remixed with a Linux O/S under the hood, and all that good DVB-H loveliness for nice, clean signal reception! The 4.3″ (approximately 11cm) screen is apparently capable of 25 FPS (Frames Per Second), and has DVR (Digital Video Recorder) capabalities.
More techy specs (and a bigger picture) below:
- Display — 4.3-inch Wide Quarter Video Graphics Array Screen, supporting up to 16 million colors
- Video frame rate -– 25fps
- Flash — SD/MMC card slot
- DVR — via supported Secure Digital/MultiMediaCard card; 90 minutes of TV video storage on 256MB card
- I/O — Mini A/B USB connector; USIM/UICC card reader; earphone and power jacks
- Video formats — H.264 AVC QVGA, MPEG-4 SP level 3 QVGA
- Audio formats — AAC, MP3
- Image formats — JPEG, GIF, PNG
- Battery — rechargeable battery with up to four hours per charge
- Other features — Five-minute memory buffer for live-TV pause; automatic channel scan; channel listings
[Via: LinuxDevices.com]