SDMC Launches New Quad Core 4K Android Hybrid TV Box With DRM And CAS

Top Quote One of the China's leading set-top box OEMs/ODMs Shenzhen SDMC Technology launches a new quad core 4K TV Box. End Quote
  • (1888PressRelease) October 14, 2014 - SDMC (NEEQ Stock Code: 430755) has launched its new quad-core H.265 Android set-top box. Known as the DV7810-T2/S2/IS, it has been specifically developed for the 4K UHD needs and allows for the reception of DVB-S/S2, DVB-T2, and DVB-ISDB signals.

    This new quad core Android Hybrid TV box is ideal for telecommunication and broadcasting network operators who want to efficiently deliver advanced 4K video services as well as content be protected. SDMC 's new Hybrid STB supports Conditional Access (CA) and Digital Rights Management (DRM), enabling the delivery of content from CA to an DRM streaming to protect the rights of content providers.

    The SDMC new quad-core H.265 Android set-top box incorporates a complete suite of services including Live TV, over-the-top (OTT), Terrestrial Broadcast/ Integrated Services Digital Broadcast/Satellite Broadcast, and applications in a unified Android 4.4 kit kat environment. A high-performance quad-core ARM Cortex A9 CPU and octo-core GPU provide the processing power this set top box. The default DRAM is 2GB and Flash is 8GB. However, both can be upgraded or downgraded. Besides, DV7810-T2/S2/IS equips with 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless connectivity operating at 2.4 or 5GHz frequencies, allowing consumers use mobile devices to connect Wi-Fi and wireless share screens.

    "H.265 hardware decoding and 4K UHD are hot topics right now. The future of video would be 4K or even 8K. Operators are wanting set top boxes with high-end features like 4K while also needing cost-effective entry-level STB. At the same time, more and more operators requires DRM and the middleware HbbTV, so we designed DV7810-T2/S2/IS, which can meet all the above demands." Said David Li, CEO of SDMC." Our product meet operators needs and our price is competitive."

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