Nokia d-box 2 Manufacturer: Nokia | Product category: Digital set top boxes (DVB-C)         (2 votes) Rate this product  |  Compare  |  Add to list

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PiP	No
RS-232 ?	Yes
USB	No
FireWire	No
HDD	Yes
· HDD (GB)	Information missing. Help us to improve our service and submit additional info using this link!
MHP ?	No
AC3	Yes
Timer	Yes
Teletext ?	Yes
Conax ?	No
Tuners ?	1
CIs	0
SCART 1	RGB, S-Video, CVBS, YPbPr ("YUV")
SCART 2	CVBS
Digital audio	Toslink
HDMI ?	No
DVB subtitles	Yes
Ethernet	Yes
DVDR	No
HDTV	No
Additional info	Product is not manufactured any more, so it can be found only via auction sites, etc. -HDD is optional -Ethernet / LAN is 10Mbps
Manufacturer product code(s)	Information missing. Help us to improve our service and submit additional info using this link!
UPC / EAN code(s)	Information missing. Help us to improve our service and submit additional info using this link!

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• RS-232 (RS-232 connector)
  RS-232 connector is usually used to upgrade device's firmware and can't be normally used to transfer videos from the device to a PC.
• MHP (MHP support)
  MHP is a unified standard for interactive digital TV services. The standard is mostly used in the Nordic countries.
• Teletext (Integrated Teletext)
  Integrated Teletext allows using Teletext services with the device, whether the connected TV supports Teletext or not.
• Conax (Integrated Conax card reader)
  Conax is a form of encryption method used by several European pay-TV operators. Without Conax reader, those channels can't be accessed, as the authentication car provided by pay-TV operator can be read only by Conax reader.
• Tuners (Number of tuners)
  If the device includes multiple tuners, it typically allows picture-in-picture functions (and, in case of PVR-capable devices, recording) for two or more channels, even if the channels are physically located in different multiplexes.
• HDMI (HDMI output)
  If the device includes HDMI output, it can be connected digitally to a HDMI-capable display (for example, most flat-screen TVs).