LG Electronics introduces first mobile DTV in the US
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LG Electronics introduces first mobile DTV in the US

With hundreds of stations expected to sign on the air using the newly-minted technology in 2010 and with demand for truly mobile, portable TV reception on the rise, LG will officially introduce the DP570MH mobile digital television with DVD playback here next week at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, says Tim Alessi, director of product development, LG Electronics.

"It's easy to receive Mobile DTV broadcasts with LG's new Mobile Digital Television set, which comes equipped with a built-in antenna and the ability to play DVD and CD discs," he says. "Even on a fast-moving train, a viewer should expect robust reception from favorite local channels -- unlike some small digital TV sets currently on the market."

Designed for reception of Mobile DTV any time, virtually anywhere, and at any speed, the DP570MH Mobile Digital Television offers the flexibility of both over-the-air reception and the convenience of built-in DVD playback. Equipped with stereo speakers and a 7-inch wide screen to display digital TV images (at Wide QVGA resolution of 480x234), the LG Mobile Digital TV is designed so that its display screen can be tilted to the viewer's preferred viewing angle. When not in use, the clamshell-style screen folds down and the device shrinks to about 9.5-inches by 6.5 inches - or about the size of a small hardback book.

The DP570MH comes equipped to play DVD movie discs and audio CDs, and it can also display .JPG photos and play WMA music files from its USB2.0 connection. The Mobile Digital Television comes equipped with two earphone jacks so that more than one passenger can enjoy Mobile DTV shows or movies in the back seat of the car, or on a train. Equipped with a removable battery that powers the device for up to 2.5 hours in TV mode or up to 4.5 hours during DVD playback, the device includes both AC and Auto power adaptors.

The DP570MH Portable Television with integrated DVD player will be available later this year at a suggested retail price of $249.

 
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