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Tuesday, 12 January 2010

DS2 streams 1080p HDTV over all wired home networks

Posted on 03:53 by Unknown

DS2 first to show working G.hn prototypes for 3x bandwidth on coax, powerline and phoneline
DS2 in Spain has demonstrated the first live streaming of HDTV using the G.hn draft standard. DS2 also demonstrated its G.hn prototypes support existing UPA technology to ensure backward compatibility with its large installed base of UPA systems.
G.hn is the International Telecommunication Union's (ITU)
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