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Digital TV has never been easier to enjoy with the Compro VideoMate U3 DVB-T Stick
- 18 November, 2005 14:53
<p>Anyware Computer Accessories is pleased to announce to Australia the release of the Compro Technology VideoMate U3 DVB-T Digital TV Tuner. This thumb-size silicon TV tuner offers high quality digital TV reception.</p>
<p>Due to the small size of the unit, it is easy to carry in your pocket or computer bag and plug it in anywhere, anytime to receive high quality free-to-air digital terrestrial TV, broadcasted on your desktop PC or laptop.</p>
<p>The U3 uses USB 2.0 transmission to provide high-definition 1080i HDTV and SDTV reception on your PC. It also provides EPG and Teletext features for added benefit.</p>
<p>The U3 is bundled with fully functional ComproDTV software. You can watch digital TV, set flexible scheduled recording in MPEG-2 format, playback recorded files, timeshift live TV, channel surf and capture still frames. This software also supports a new feature which allows you to customise brightness, hue, saturation, contrast and sharpness. ComproDVD 2 and Ulead PhotoExplorer 8.5 SE software provides you with the ability to watch DVDs and manage your multimedia files.</p>
<p>The VideoMate U3 will be available for purchase in Australia only from December 2005 and will retail for $139.00AUD.</p>
<p>Anyware is a wholesaler only and does not sell directly to the public.</p>
<p>Distributed by Anyware Computer Accessories
Sydney I Melbourne I Perth I Adelaide I Brisbane
1300 ANYWARE (1300 269 927)</p>
<p>www.comprousa.com
www.anyware.com.au</p>
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