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To: BillyG who wrote (43621)	8/4/1999 2:02:00 PM
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Samsung Shipping Digital Set-Top Boxes to US 7/30/99 Ramping up their recent HDTV market efforts, Samsung Electronics Co. has begun exporting digital set-top boxes to the US for the consumer market. The boxes, branded “Tantus” will retail for $2,000. Samsung began marketing an integrated HDTV set in the US in November 1998, but within the past month, has launched six more HDTV-ready sets—one other integrated set and five HDTV-ready monitors. “We've designed the boxes to be as flexible as possible,” says Mark Knox, spokesman for Samsung. For output, the boxes will have Y-band component video for use with DTV sets, RGB component output for upscale analog systems and a 15-pin connector for use with a PC. The set-tops “can talk with most DTV-ready products on the market,” Knox says. The company hopes to sell 100,000 units worldwide in 1999. www2.digitalbroadcasting.com{018FD856-45FA-11D3-9A54-00A0C9C83AFB}&Bucket=HomeLatestHeadlines

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