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TechnoTrend launches mini-HD+ receiver

September 29, 2010 22.40 Europe/London By Robert Briel

The German manufacturer TechnoTrend Görler has announced the first ‘invisible’ HD+ satellite receiver. Known as mini Mini-HD-Receiver TT-micro S815 HD+, it measures only 15 x 14.6 x 4.6 cm and is capable of receiving SD, HD and HD+ signals.

The receiver will fit on the back of any modern Full HD and HD ready flatscreen and will connect with HDMI. Using the USB port, an external storage device can be added (“PVR ready”) and the remote control makes it possible to time shift, record with 1 click, access the EPG and show JPEG pictures on the TV screen.

The new receiver comes with an HD+ smart card, which is prepaid for a 12 month period. The price will be around €219.00.

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Filed Under: HDTV, Newsline, Tech Tagged With: HD+, Technotrend Edited: 30 September 2010 06:57

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