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| (Technology News, 24 May 2011 ) |
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Broadcom Corp. has announced its next-generation 40nm high definition (HD) satellite set-top box (STB) system-on-a-chip (SoC) solution, targeted at the growing HDTV programming worldwide.
Broadcom’s new technology enables low cost HDTV and interactive services to emerging markets such as BRICA (Brazil, Russia, India, China, Africa). The BCM7358 HD satellite STB SoC reduces design complexity, size and overall system cost to accelerate deployment of HD satellite STBs throughout the BRICA markets. The BCM7358 single-channel 1080p HD advanced video coding (AVC) satellite receiver chip features a high performance CPU and 3D graphics engine, DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) connectivity support and advanced security functionality.
“Broadcom’s new set-top box technology delivers the ability to upgrade subscribers from SD to HD at minimal cost, transforming the satellite pay TV market in emerging countries,” said Nicholas Dunn, Vice President of Marketing, Broadcom’s DBS Set-Top Box line of business.
Broadcom
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