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It isn’t often that we have the opportunity to introduce<br />
a new receiver generation. After many years the time<br />
has come again: the first real streaming box is here. The<br />
interesting thing with this box is that you can no longer<br />
directly connect a TV to this receiver; the TV channels<br />
(and also, of course, radio channels) are just being<br />
streamed. Therefore, this new method opens up an<br />
entirely new market segment that fits right in with our<br />
time: the TV channels that are received by the receiver<br />
can be streamed to your own Smartphones and Tablets<br />
and it’s those types of “TVs” are being used by more<br />
and more viewers. But your regular TV can also receive<br />
these channels as long as it can be connected to your<br />
local network.<br />
So, streaming boxes are fulfilling the precise requirements<br />
that are demanded from today’s viewers. People today<br />
don’t want to be restricted to watching their favorite<br />
programs on a stationary TV in the living room, kitchen<br />
or bedroom, they want to be able to watch on mobile<br />
devices like the new Smartphones with their large highresolution<br />
screens or on tablets that would allow you to<br />
watch TV at any position.<br />
An interesting consequence of this new generation of<br />
<strong>Dear</strong> <strong>Readers</strong>,<br />
TELE-audiovision<br />
International<br />
The World’s Largest<br />
Digital TV Trade Magazine<br />
since 1981<br />
Alexander Wiese<br />
Publisher<br />
alex@tavmag.com<br />
HQ in Munich, Germany<br />
streaming boxes is the impact on TVs. For many years<br />
we here at TELE-audiovision were also in doubt as to<br />
whether digital receivers would be incorporated into TVs<br />
over the long term. With these new streaming boxes,<br />
the picture is now totally different: now it’s TVs with<br />
built-in receivers that have no future. Soon all you’ll<br />
need is just one streaming box and as many wired or<br />
wireless monitors as you want connected to the local<br />
network. The streaming box would be installed in a<br />
central location and connected to all the available digital<br />
reception methods (roof antenna, satellite dish, cable<br />
TV, Internet) and that would be it. Every monitor in the<br />
network would then have access to the content received<br />
by the streaming box.<br />
Now we can’t wait to see more streaming boxes and are<br />
looking forward to see how quickly this new receiver<br />
generation will prevail. The digital TV market continues<br />
to be exciting!<br />
Alexander Wiese<br />
Editor-in-Chief TELE-audiovision International<br />
Address<br />
TELE-audiovision International, PO Box 1234, 85766 Munich-Ufg, GERMANY/EUROPE<br />
Editor-in-Chief<br />
Alexander Wiese, alex@tavmag.com<br />
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