Qualcomm Flo

Qualcomm is bringing a new Personal TV (or PTV) under the name Qualcomm Flo TV. This device puts live terrestrial digital TV in your pocket. It is coming with a capacitive mulitouchscreen and upto 4GB media storage memory. After buying it you need to cost $8.99 as monthly service fee, then you can purchase the dedicated FLO TV from anywhere. Stay tuned with this page to follow the latest news about Qualcomm Flo. http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/24/qualcomms-flo-tv-device-caught-in-the-wild-with-a-cup-of-joe/

Features and Functions

Capacitive multitouchscreen.
4GB internal memory.
Nationwide stream capture ability.
Longer battery life.
Stereo speakers.
Functions like a PMP player.

Reviews

If you're on AT&T or Verizon you may have watched an episode of something or another wirelessly via FLO TV, and while the service has hardly taken the nation by storm, it's probably the closest thing to DMB we Americans are going to get for awhile. Qualcomm was rumored to be working on a dedicated device for the service also called the FLO TV, a television-tuning gizmo with a capacitive touchscreen, and now here it is, captured sitting precariously close to the edge of the table, looking set to tumble onto what's surely a greasy, dingy floor below. -- Engadget http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/24/qualcomms-flo-tv-device-caught-in-the-wild-with-a-cup-of-joe/

don't reveal anything about the predicted capacitive multitouch screen or 4GB of on board storage. Either way, it looks like you will be able to get FLO TV service on more than a bunch of multimedia cellphones from AT&T and Verizon soon with the nicely packaged PTV. Left off the box is a price tag, but let us hope it isn't as painful as whatever is under the anonymous box handler's Band-Aid. -- Gizmodo http://gizmodo.com/5371177/qualcomm-flo-tv-personal-televison-ptv-should-arrive-soon

The new FLO TV Personal Television sports a 3.5-inch diagonal screen and a touchscreen interface. Users can watch live news and sports, as well as some time-shifted programming. It will cost US$249, plus a $8.99 monthly service fee. -- ecommercetimes.com http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/68310.html