8.00 HDTV receiver chip! Casper?. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () This chip is rumored to have "Casper" technology. Does anyone out there know anything of significance about this chip? Is so, please tell us. Bob? IB ------------------------- Single...

Any 5th generation HDTV receiver chip news?. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Bob and others, Any news on when a terrestrial receiver (not computer card) will be available that uses the 5th generation LG chip? What about "Casper" chip news?...

it did work. It is important to note here that there is adequate signal off the side of the UHF antenna to receive the analog educational broadcast and yet a 6 db gain UHF antenna pointed in the direction of the station is not enough to receive the digital...

but according to Bob Miller they will use their own in-house chip for their over-the-air receivers. What gives? IB. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Does anyone know if the famed Linx Electronics "Casper" HDTV receiver chip is dead?...

HDTV receivers available using the Micronas/Linx "Casper" chip? IB Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () inkyblacks@yahoo.com wrote: > Are there any stand alone over-the-air HDTV receivers available using > the Micronas/Linx "Casper" chip? > Have...

Not getting into the COFDM argument again, has the company that produced the most recent LG 5th chip receiver prototype given up on improving their design any further? What is the chip number for the Motorola device that is supposed to be perfect? Have...

Terrestrial HDTV. More receiver manufacturers are appearing. A diversity COFDM chip manufacturer just announced the doubling of receptivity in the face of Doppler and dynamic multipath. Italy is subsidizing COFDM receiver at $150 which soon will be...

very first HDTV receiver available [RCA DTC-100] is still working perfectly for us. On another forum, Robmx tried to convince me not to buy an OTA receiver, but it appears he couldn't possibly have been more wrong. Anyway, here's an independent test...

the company that is using the "Casper" chip by Lynx Electronic. I wrote them two e-mails, using addresses from the article, asking when they would sell a stand alone OTA receiver using the better chip. I hope they put Casper in all their products. C...