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Re: True Two Way?Yes it does support Tru2Way, plus:
The SlingLoaded T2200S also provides the following features:
-- Supports MPEG-2, H.264 (MPEG-4) and VC1.
-- 1GHz tuners to support expanded network bandwidth.
-- Connect to the home network via Ethernet, WiFi (with optional WiFi
adapter) or Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA(TM: 63.44, n.a., n.a.%)).
-- Picture-in-Picture
-- Supports advanced resolution formats up to 1080p24.
-- Individual branding opportunities for MSOs.
-- Supports Macrovision and DCS analog copy protection.
-- Features an attractive, capacitive-touch, backlit front panel with
clock display.
With all that going for it you can bet the MSOs won't want anything to do with it. :p |
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markofmayhemI can haz competition?Premium
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kudos:4 | I'm missing the sarcasm.
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All Broadcom BCM7410 (and newer) based STB's will have this functionality. |
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KenAF
join:2006-01-23
Arlington, VA | said by markofmayhem:All Broadcom BCM7410 (and newer) based STB's will have this functionality. I could have sworn that I just replied to this post.
Don't expect to see the BCM7410 or BCM7420 in any product this year. Those chips will be Broadcom's first 45nm solutions and they won't be in mass production for some time yet.
Broadcom's latest shipping DVR SoCs are the BCM7400 and BCM7405. Those are the SoCs you can expect to see in most new OCAP DVR products shipping in the next six months.
The Dish Network ViP922 and Echostar T2200S are both based on the BCM7400. A separate IC will be used for MoCA. |
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markofmayhemI can haz competition?Premium
join:2004-04-08
Pittsburgh, PA
kudos:4 | Yes you did, but this one is out of context. MSO's will "want anything to do with" these features. |
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