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To: DiViT who wrote (26693)12/15/1997 3:41:00 PM
From: BillyG  Read Replies (2) of 50808
 
Good news that Zenith is in Intel's camp. But what's this?

Intel's digital-TV thrust is based on cutting the cost of a living room appliance by
eliminating separate MPEG -2 and Dolby AC chip sets and shifting the decompression
work to software on the Pentium II.

For the show demonstration, Zenith used a 300-MHz Pentium II for a 420-line
progressive-scan computer screen. A 740-line progressive-scan or full 1,028-line
interlaced HDTV format would require a 400-MHz microprocessor, which Snopko
said he expects Intel will have next year.


They won't fit a 400MHz Pentium II into a $300 STB........
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