A Blast from the Past: The Commodore 64 DTV. a blast from the past. Take a look as we rediscover the Commodore 64 through the eyes of the C64 DTV - 30 vintage games in the palm of your hand. ...

Attempts fail to alter Senate DTV transition plan with budget bill amendments. senate amendments to dtv transition date. Stevens said, there would be no way that proceeds from the auction could be made available prior to the time when broadcast licenses for the new DTV spectrum need to be issued. Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Stevens and ranking member Daniel Inouye deserve enormous credit for their steady leadership in shepherding a 2009 'hard date' DTV bill through the Senate....

CES 2007: Highly integrated DTV chips expected to debut. ces2007 dtv market. iSuppli expects DTV chip vendors to announce a variety of highly integrated chipsets at CES 2007 in an effort to gain a foothold in the ever- increasing DTV market.. Pre CES 2007 coverage - Las Vegas (NV) - iSuppli expects DTV chip vendors to announce a variety of highly integrated chipsets at CES 2007 in an effort to gain a foothold in the ever- increasing DTV market. At the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), DTV promises to be one of the staples of the show with current and future applications on display for the world to see. Fragmented market There is no clear market leader in the DTV chip market with the largest market share only at 15 Government mandates Another factor driving an increased presence of DTV offerings at CES is the government mandates beginning to take effect this year....

Samsung announces 65nm-made DTV receiver IC. samsung announces 65nm made dtv receiver ic. Samsung Electronics recently announced its 65nm-made digital TV (DTV) receiver chip (S5H1411) that delivers a 30% higher reception success rate than the company's previous-generation DTV receiver chip S5H1409 released in 2005. This chip enables DTVs designed for the North America market to receive both vestigial sideband (VSB) broadcasts and quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) cable signals....