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Motorola DH02: Moto's Third Mobile TV In As Many Months

OK, not to punch the weakling when he's down on all fours, but this is quite a tale of WTF: First, at CES, Moto unveils a plan for the DH01 Mobile TV with MicroSD card reader and DVB-H for terrestrial reception (where available). Then, it upgrades to the DH01n, adding GPS and a Tele Atlas map set for turn-by-turn driving. Finally, Moto decides what the thing really needs is a cellphone inside. Today Moto announces the DH02, all of the above goodness plus HSDPA connectivity and a touchscreen interface with "intuitive click, drag and scroll icon-based menus" to boot. (No video or photo of that, however.) All I can say is, good luck to you, Moto, whatever the hell it is you're doing. [Motorola]

1:30 PM on Wed Mar 26 2008
By Wilson Rothman
1,475 views, 3 comments

Latest by Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Is that like, their last attempt before the end? Because it's a hell of a nice attempt. But I'll wait for more »

pmp navigator

Motorola Updates Its Mobile TV With Navigator

Motorola's DH01 mobile TV, above, seen at CES last month, has been updated already. The beleaguered electronics company added a GPS navigation system to the DVR (and an "n" to the model number) and took its DH01n to Barcelona's MWC to show off. It still uses DVB-H format, though, which ain't exactly popular over here. [Motorola]

3:43 AM on Tue Feb 19 2008
By AddyDugdale
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Motorola DH01 Mobile Video Player Does Live TV and DVR Clips, Hopes Mobile TV Will Get Better

The Skinny: The DH01 has a 4.3-inch screen (but how thin is it?), a five-minute memory buffer for pausing live mobile TV, DVR playback from SD or MultiMediaCard cards and four hours of playback time. The Catch: It's dedicated—who's gonna carry around a separate player if they can probably get the same live TV on their cellphone? Also, the mobile TV standard it uses, DVB-H, ain't exactly common in these parts. [Reuters]

2:20 PM on Thu Jan 3 2008
By matt buchanan
3,663 views, 4 comments

Latest by Out2gtcha: Yar. Kind of seems a bit pointless with a all the smart-phones carrying live TV and WITH a widely excepted more »

tis the hurricane season

DH1 Disaster House Doesn't Require Screws

The hurricane season cometh, and the DH1 Disaster House is one man's solution to the problem of homelessness—only problem is that it costs and arm and a leg—and that is usually not an option if you have lost everything to one of Nature's bad moods. More »

7:26 AM on Thu Jun 28 2007
By AddyDugdale
6,815 views, 23 comments

Latest by Semiapies: The last few years, there's been a fad of architects designing "disaster-relief shelters" to put on their resumes. All more »

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JVC Surround Headphone Adapter

No need to get yourself a honking new set of headphones for surround sound listening, just check out the new JVC SU-DH1 surround sound headphone adapter, which uses Dolby Headphone technology to give you 5.1-channel surround sound through any two-channel headphones. Weighing only 3.5 oz, it uses 2 AA batteries and can connect to a laptop, portable DVD player, handheld video game system or any other portable product you may have with you. And the Dolby technology gives you virtual surround from anything encoded with Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Digital Surround EX, DTS-ES and MPEG-2 AAC—even Dolby Pro Logic II. With three different modes, you can replicate a smaller room, a larger, more typical listening area or a theatre or concert hall type environment. Good show. Comes with an analog input cord and an optical digital mini jack for use with an optional connecting cord. Out in March for $130.

12:18 PM on Fri Jan 6 2006
By tgrumet
1,268 views, 5 comments

Latest by sagekoala: I'm pretty sure that I have the same dolby headphone modes on my marantx 5600 reciever. Trust me this tech more »