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ISDB-T é o acrônimo de "Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting Terrestrial" (Serviço Integrado de Transmissão Digital Terrestre). Este é o padrão japonês de TV Digital, apontado como o mais flexível de todos por responder melhor a necessidades de mobilidade e portabilidade. Ele é uma evolução do sistema DVB-T, usado pela maioria dos países do mundo, e vem sendo desenvolvido desde a década de 70 pelo laboratório de pesquisa da rede de TV NHK. More information...

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