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3.5" (approximately 8.89 cm) handheld DVB-T TV
· EPG – electronic program guide
· Doubles as a set top box
· Auto scanning – for easy to find channels
· Built in antenna – for high reception areas
· External antenna – for low reception areas
· Multi language support
· Channel preview, subtitles (where supported)
· Aspect ratio adjustment
· Record TV to SD card (not included in standard pack)
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optional extras
· Runs on internal rechargeable battery
· A/C Mains Power adaptor included
· Dimensions: 120mm (w) x 75mm (h) x 15mm (d)
Optional Extras
· Kingston SDHC 4GB Class4 Card for an additional $23.00
· Kingston SDHC 8GB Class4 Card for an additional $39.00
· Kingston SDHC 16GB Class4 Card for an additional $75.00
· Kingston SDHC 32GB Class4 Card for an additional $175.00
 This turns your new LASER Digital TV into a truly awesome
multimedia hand held device.
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Digital TV in your pocket…an Australian first! Oct 12th,
2009 by admin.
LASER new product category, first to market with Pocket
Digital TV
Sydney, Australia, October 12, 2009 – LASER Corporation, an
IT and consumer electronics accessories company, today
announced its foray into a new product category with the
release of a Pocket Digital TV range – DVBT-C30 Classic C30,
DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus, and DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch. This is
the first product of its kind to hit Australian shores, a
digital video broadcasting – terrestrial (DVB-T)
pocket-sized TV that allows users to watch digital TV
anywhere, anytime.
Featuring a portable and petite 3.5” screen with FM
radio, the Pocket Digital TV puts on view mainstream TV such
as ABC, Channel 7, 9 and 10, Prime, SBS, Southern Cross, and
WIN, as well as digital specific channels including ACC,
GO!, EXPO, One, NITV, Teachers TV, and Digital Forty Four.
Incorporating an electronic program guide (EPG), users can
navigate, select and discover content by time, title
channel, and genre, plus the aspect ratio adjustment assures
picture perfect proportions. Auto-scanning makes finding
stations simple and the unit comes with a built-in antenna
for high reception areas, external antenna for low reception
areas. Furthermore, with most countries in Europe and Asia
now broadcasting free-to-air television via the DVB-T
format, the Pocket Digital TV can be used overseas with
users tuning in to local stations.
DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus
On to the DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus, this 3.5” handheld DVBT-TV
comprises multimedia rich further features and formats
supported. As a media player watch movies, listen to music
and view pictures…or take it to the next level – the
DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus doubles as a diminutive digital
video recorder (DVR). Record preferred programs to watch
later with the multimedia plus recording function.
Backyard or park, poolside or seaside, with the weather
heating up it is never a better time to hit the outdoors and
at the same time enjoy digital entertainment. The LASER
Pocket Digital TV range will be available from October 2009
in time for Christmas and the Australian summer. Available
through electrical retailers and computer resellers. Data
sheets attached.
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