The Skinny: Motorola is launching its DHO1 mobile video player at CES. Details are scant: 4.3-inch screen (how thin is it?), five minute memory buffer for pausing live TV, support for unspecified memory cards and four hours of playback time. It works with the DVB-H, which is the major mobile TV standard in Europe—Qualcomm’s MediaFLO is the preferred flavor over here, no mention of how it jibes. The Catch:
It doesn’t seem to explode with buttons, so it’s probably a fairly dedicated device—who’s gonna carry around a mobile video player if they can probably get the same live TV on their cellphone? Also, mobile TV is still pretty bleh. [Reuters]
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January 13, 2008 at 1:21 AM
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