The Advanced Television System Committee just approved the Mobile DTV standard last month, and already Concept Enterprises is dishing out what looks to be the planets first in-car tuner to support that very format. Course, only time will tell if this thing will actually be loved in the market; weve already seen AT&T halt its CruiseCast installations after only a few months of being ignored. At any rate, the minuscule box is engineered to work with any after-market / OEM monitor with conventional RCA outputs, and it only requires a 1-inch roof-mount antenna base along with a 6-inch antenna wire. Theres no word on when the $499 box is expected to hit the market, but until your DMA becomes one of the markets where testing is going on, youre probably better off just not thinking about it.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Concept Enterprises reveals first Mobile DTV car tuner
The Advanced Television System Committee just approved the Mobile DTV standard last month, and already Concept Enterprises is dishing out what looks to be the planets first in-car tuner to support that very format. Course, only time will tell if this thing will actually be loved in the market; weve already seen AT&T halt its CruiseCast installations after only a few months of being ignored. At any rate, the minuscule box is engineered to work with any after-market / OEM monitor with conventional RCA outputs, and it only requires a 1-inch roof-mount antenna base along with a 6-inch antenna wire. Theres no word on when the $499 box is expected to hit the market, but until your DMA becomes one of the markets where testing is going on, youre probably better off just not thinking about it.
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