i dun think other brands have started with DVB-T2 since its not a world wide standard~![]()
Yeah, doubt there's any brand that supports DVB-T2.
Anyway, with the way the DVB-T implementation in SG went, I believe it T2 will probably end up the same - providers already invested in their own infrastructure for content delivery - unless there's real money to be made, everything will proceed at a snail pace.... until T3 comes along and T2 plans gets shelved... again?
Btw, for those contemplating making use of DVB-T, note that signal reception is probably very bad (or zero?) in most parts of Singapore.

