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DVB-H on three.ie

flodis79 · 2006-09-27 08:17:41

http://www.three.ie/ireland/icompany/mediaview.omp?cid=1158837468093 When will these tests start? What channels will be available? Anyone knows?

27-09-2006 8:17am

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http://www.three.ie/ireland/icompany/mediaview.omp?cid=1158837468093

When will these tests start? What channels will be available? Anyone knows?

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#2 27-09-2006 11:11am

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Don't know, but if its like the UK trial with O2 & NTL, then they will pick a city, say Dublin, or Waterford and give away the trial handsets to people. But if 3 get a full blown DVB-H licence, they may also choose to offer live TV as a stream over their 3G network for those that cannot get DVB-H or as a limited alternative, personally I cant see DVB-H taking off, but a streaming service on their 3G network just might if people can not only watch live TV such as Sky News but download shows to their handsets (with dual download to PC).#

*goes to ring 3 and ask about this trial*

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