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Nokias new TV mobile N92

Via NyTeknik, a first look at Nokia's new mobile that supports TV, the N92. It has an in built dvb-h receiver.

From the article:
- Man behöver bara öppna terminalen i tittarläge och trycka på multimediaknappen. Den elektroniska tjänsteguiden ESG innehåller information om tilgängliga tevekanaler, program och tjänster, skriver Sigurd Leth, affärsområdeschef för Nokia Mulitmedia i Norden

translation:
You just need to open the terminal to viewing mode and press on the mulitmedia button. Teh Electronic services guide ESG contains information about the available TV channels, programs and services, srites Sigurd Leth, businesschief for Nokia Multimedia in the Nordic countries.

Theres also the N80

which can be used as a remote control to connect to the TV, stereo or computer.

Posted by Carrick Gillespie on November 02, 2005 at 12:53 in Web/Tech | Permalink

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