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Video quality was actually not too shabby, with images coming in steadily at somewhere south of 30 fps (MediaFLO's supposed max). That's no iPhone, but it's watchable, unlike lots of other cellphone-TV attempts. Big plus: It didn't drop out on me once. Another welcome surprise was that pixelation wasn't too bad… at least until there was rapid motion onscreen, which would lead to edges getting shook up. Watching The Karate Kid on the "Pix" channel, some of the kicks in the final tournament scene looked like something from an Atari 2600 video game. The touchscreen definitely makes the experience more pleasant, though, letting you motor through the program guide with ease. It's so reminiscent of a cable-box guide (and infinitely more attractive than Cablevision's) that I wished it had DVR capabilities.
Source : dvice.com
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Cellphone TV WatchableMonday, 07 December 2009
Video quality was actually not too shabby, with images coming in steadily at somewhere south of 30 fps (MediaFLO's supposed max). That's no iPhone,...
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