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UTStarcom, Tzero show IPTV set-top boxes with wireless UWB support
Dec 12, 2006 8:00 AM
UTStarcom showed an IPTV set-top box with Tzero Technologies’ ultra wideband technology at ITU Telecom World in Hong Kong last week.
UTStarcom last week teamed with Tzero Technologies to demonstrate a new generation of IPTV set-top boxes with integrated wireless ultra wideband (UWB) technology at ITU Telecom World in Hong Kong.
The new STB will enable service providers to distribute HD video streams wirelessly within a home and reduce installation and equipment costs.
Connecting consumer electronics throughout a home via Tzero’s ultra wideband technology will allow service providers to deliver a range of advanced services including IPTV, wirelessly, for less expense, said Brian Caskey, UTStarcom vice president of worldwide marketing.
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