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Argentina chooses Japanese ISDB-T standard for High-Definition TV

31 August 2009 0:28 by James "Dela" Delahunty | 2 comments

Argentina has passed over European and American standards for High-definition television broadcasts, and followed Brazil in opting to adopt the ISDB-T standard for HDTV in the country.

Argentine President Cristina Kirchner made the announcement of its decision to follow Brazil's lead in the region in a highly-competitive market for HDTV broadcasts at a South American summit.

Kirchner ratified a memorandum between the governments of both Argentina and of Japan to introduce the Japanese ISDB-T standard in the country to co-operate together in the sector. Kirchner also signed a cooperation accord on HDTV with Brazil.

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bookfox (Newbie) 31 August 2009 10:44
I saw ISDB-T on lcd tv from my friend it is amazing !! I hope we will get that here too :) [ + quote]
leady (Newbie) 15 September 2009 17:18
No doubt that how much money Jp government will support to those countries. [ + quote]