Telegent Pc Tv Solution Passed Additional Qualifications For Windows Media Center In Windows 7

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MEDIA RELEASE PR37536


Telegent PC TV Solution Passed Additional Qualifications for Windows Media Center in

Windows 7


SUNNYVALE, Calif., Dec. 15 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --


     Rigorous testing confirms seamless Windows Media Center interoperability


    Telegent Systems, the company that makes television mobile, today announced that it

has passed Additional Qualifications for Windows Media Center in Windows 7 for its PC TV

receiver, the TLG2300.  The TLG2300 is the industry's first single-chip DVB-T and

NTSC/PAL/SECAM PC TV solution enabling the reception of free-to-air television on PCs,

laptops and netbooks and other portable devices using existing broadcast and cable

infrastructure.  Telegent's successful completion of Microsoft's rigorous

interoperability tests confirms maximum performance and trouble-free, reliable operation

of the TLG2300 on the Windows 7 platform.  


    "The Additional Qualifications for Windows Media Center in Windows 7 provide OEMs

with assurance that Telegent's TLG2300 can be easily integrated into their existing

hardware and systems," said Chris Williams, Director of Program Management, TV, Video

and Music business group at Microsoft.  "We are pleased to partner with Telegent in

enabling a core scenario for Windows Media Center."


    As the world's first single-chip solution supporting both digital and worldwide

analog TV standards, the TLG2300 combines the benefits of digital TV with the widespread

availability of analog, enabling live TV reception regardless of digital deployment. 

The solution's low thermal profile and small size enables manufacturers for the first

time to reliably embed hybrid free-to-air TV in new products such as all-in-one PCs and

netbooks or in a slim, attractive dongle accessory while delivering the broadest

broadcast TV coverage area to the consumer.


    "Microsoft's vision for Windows 7 - the convergence of computer, phone and TV screen

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is well aligned with our corporate vision of delivering TV to every screen," said Don

Stark, Telegent's vice president of engineering.  "Microsoft's certification program

helps the ecosystem accelerate delivery of PC TV solutions to the consumer and improve

the overall consumer experience.  The Additional Qualifications  reduce the testing and

verification required by OEMs to incorporate the TLG2300 into their Windows 7-based PC

products."


    The TLG2300 is in production and shipping on Windows operating systems in all-in-one

PCs, netbooks and dongles.


    About Telegent Systems

    Telegent Systems is a fabless semiconductor company that enables the reception of

live, free-to-air analog and digital broadcast television in mobile handsets and other

portable consumer devices. Telegent's television-on-a-chip solutions solve the long-

standing technical challenges that have precluded mobile reception of analog broadcast

TV, enabling manufacturers and operators to benefit from the convergence of broadcast TV

with mobile and portable devices. Telegent's products are the most widely sold broadcast

television solutions for mobile handsets in the world. For more information, visit



    SOURCE:  Telegent Systems


    CONTACT: Diana Jovin, 

             VP Corporate Marketing, 

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             Telegent Systems, 

             +1-408-990-7092, 

             djovin@telegent.com 


             



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