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Specs of those chips would be very much appreciated. |
Specs of those chips would be very much appreciated. |
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Currently (2009-04-29) their website http://www. |
Currently (2009-04-29) their website http://www.e3ctech.com/ is redirected to a webmail interface of [http://www.myson.com.tw/ Myson Century, Inc.]. |
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So it seems that they've either been acquired by Myson or simply went broke. Nonetheless a lot of cheap devices based on the EC168 are still sold. |
So it seems that they've either been acquired by Myson or simply went broke. Nonetheless a lot of cheap devices based on the EC168 are still sold. |
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Latest revision as of 14:24, 25 May 2009
Tai-Hui, Inc. is (was?) a chip design company. E3C Technologies is a brand name used by Tai-Hui.
| Chip | Application |
|---|---|
| EC168 | USB controller and DVB-T demodulator |
| EC188 | PCI controller and DVB-T demodulator |
| EC100 | DVB-T demodulator |
Specs of those chips would be very much appreciated.
Currently (2009-04-29) their website http://www.e3ctech.com/ is redirected to a webmail interface of Myson Century, Inc..
So it seems that they've either been acquired by Myson or simply went broke. Nonetheless a lot of cheap devices based on the EC168 are still sold.
The only trace of E3C Tech is the Google cache:
| Established in 2004, Tai-Hui provides total solutions to digital TV for the PC and portable device market. Our vision is to create technology for the 21st century that brings together the three dimensions of Consumer, Computer, and Communication.
Tai-Hui's current offering are EC168, EC188 and EC100. EC168 is a USB controller with a DVB-T demodulator while EC188 is a PCI controller with a DVB-T demodulator. |