On Sep 25, 11:38�am, Rfburns wrote:
On Sep 25, 11:24 am, Rfburns wrote:

On Sep 24, 12:34 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

The Samsung, which apparently will also be available for OEM branded third
party units, was on display in Austin at the NAB at the iBiquity booth among
quite a few units, all new, and which included an MP3 player prototype built
with the new Samsung chip. It was not a "hollow sample" but actually worked.

Apparently available? �What does that mean? �And it actually worked?
Wow. �You sound like you are just as surprised as the rest of the us.
Did you really hear it? �Was there a three phase power source
connected to it?

Give it up Eduardo. �It's over.

By the way Eduardo where is the "SiPort Single-Solution HD Radio Chip
Certified by Ibiquity"? �I've been looking for it as well as the
"Strong Momentum in New HD Audio HD Channels".

That's the problem with ****-ups like you and your detached buddies
like Bob "The Booble" Struble. �You read too many buzz word type
publications and miss the whole point.

Can I suggest that you give your overworked brain a rest and start
looking at the classified ads in your local newspaper for a new job?

SiPort's HD chipset is obviously az bust - maybe they figured out that
it takes a car battery to run an IBOC computer, and that there is zero
consumer demand for HD Radio.