Laser shows off pocket-sized television

Vendor debuts portable DVBT Digital TV range

ARN Staff (ARN)
13 October, 2009 14:48
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Laser Corporation has released its Pocket Digital TV range allowing users to view digital television on a handheld portable device.

The series includes the DVBT-C30 Classic C30, DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus and DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch all incorporating a built in antenna and 3.5-inch screen. The units allow users to view mainstream television channels such as ABC, Channel 7, 9 and 10, Prime, SBS, Southern Cross and WIN, as well as digital specific channels such as ACC, GO! and EXPO.

The unit also comes with an electronic program guide and digital FM radio and can be used overseas to receive free-to-air television in countries that broadcast in DVB-T format.

Other features include multiple languages and subtitling. The DVBT-C30 Classic C30 is able to double as a set-top box for home transition from analogue to digital television while the DVBT-MP32 boasts a diminutive digital video recorder (DVR) allowing program recording.

The DVBT-C30 Classic, DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus and DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch are available through distributors Ingram Micro and Synnex and retail at $149.95, $199.95 and $229.95 respectively.

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I deal with companies who know the meaning custome

Wed 14/10/2009 - 09:59

Laser show off pocket-sized television

"The DVBT-C30 Classic, DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus and DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch are available through distributors Ingram Micro and Synnex"

They may do better if they offered them through some decent distributors instead of the two worst distributors you could ever have the misfortune of having to deal with, in Australia.

Anonymous

Wed 14/10/2009 - 10:04

customer service v price

I wonder the logic in dealing with a disti with good customer service over the 2 largest IT distributors in Australia. If you are happy with paying a premium price then enjoy your customer service.. Its all about setting expectations with Ingram and Synnex, I have and am treated fine and get the best pricing out of all the IT disti's as Ingram and Synnex will beat any quoted price.

I deal with companies who know the meaning custome

Wed 14/10/2009 - 10:49

customer service v price

So do you work for Synnex or Ingram?

Cathy Robbins

Wed 14/10/2009 - 11:16

Shallow minds

Mr. "I deal with companies who know the meaning of customer service"... Please take your shallow little mind out of the gutter, and face reality. Its all about the price, and price is most important. Would probably the main form, these distributors helping you in your business. Customer service might be secondary. Guess you've not been seeing much profit lately huh? Yeah, too much thinking of customer service.

You just got yourself OWNED!