What is a Portable TV?

Portable television (portable television) is a thin television with a flat picture tube with a thickness of 1.65 cm as the key component. The electronic beam is emitted along a plane and then changes its direction on a fluorescent screen. This TV was first developed by Sony Corporation of Japan in January 1982. ^[1]

Portable tv

Portable television (portable television) is a thin television with a flat picture tube with a thickness of 1.65 cm as the key component. The electronic beam is emitted along a plane and then changes its direction on a fluorescent screen. This TV was first developed by Sony Corporation of Japan in January 1982. ^[1]

A technology called IEEE 802.11 has emerged as a standard for wireless data transmission.

AMD's Xilleon 220 provides a single-chip solution for all back-end portable TV processing, including conditional access, video streaming analysis, and MPE

Portable TV (5 photos)

10.5 Portable TV DVD

G Video decoding, graphics, I / O, and LCD display output. Xilleon 220 is produced using advanced processing technology, which means that its power consumption is very low.

With Xilleon 220, the only other major portable TV component needed is the IEEE 802.11 chipset, which is used to provide wireless transmission and reception. Xilleon 220 PCI main line provides seamless connection with wireless chipset. Just like a wireless phone, a portable digital TV needs to be connected to a base station, such as a home media / gateway or set-top box. The base station contains a satellite or cable TV connection and tuner, which can wirelessly transmit digital video to a portable TV.

The Xilleon 220 has a direct interface to flash memory, and software applications will be stored in flash memory, so no hard drive is required; however, for long-term storage of digital video for several hours, a micro hard drive can also be installed. With the help of hard drives, consumers can take their stored movies to their cars and take them on the road to watch.