Toshiba's digital TV broadcast lineup based on MPEG-2 technologies

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Toshiba will introduce the MPEG-2 Studio System at the NAB '99 annual trade show. The MPEG-2 Studio System is an economical solution for hybrid analog and digital broadcasting operations in various video formats. The company will also display at NAB '99 the TS Splicer, which enables the seamless switching of MPEG-2 transport stream signals from two inputs. This allows broadcast stations to switch MPEG-2 contents, enabling the economical construction of transmission systems in various fields.

Video Program Equip, Broadcasting equipment, Television equipment

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Mitsubishi Electric banks on new security tools to hike sales

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The product features of of NC-4700 dome-style network camera and NR-7000 network recorder from Mitsubishi Electric Corp. are examined.

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Radio & TV communications equipment, New Products/Services, Closed Circuit TV Equipment, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Product introduction, Closed circuit television equipment, Video processing equipment, Video equipment, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Mitsubishi NC-4700 (Computer video camera), Mitsubishi NR-7000 (Video assist system)

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